Multiple SSH Tabs Windows - Putty

Are you having trouble managing all your SSH connections?  Do you need a tabbed solution?  Something free?

Then this is the perfect solution for you,  the Putty Connections Manager: http://puttycm.free.fr/

I found this today while looking for something to handle my ever growing number of Putty SSH and telnet terminals.

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How to remove a user in Linux

To check if a user exists in Linux, you can go:

1. You want to remove any files owned by that user, so use the following command:

find / -user username

2. Remove all files belonging to the Linux user.

3. Remove the relevant lines from /etc/passwd and /etc/groups

For example:

cat /etc/passwd | grep username

This is the line you would want to remove if you are deleting the user ‘username’: username:x:503:503::/home/username:/bin/bash

Note: In some Linux distributions you can use the command userdel, or deluser

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