Two ways for Linux to modify a user's home directory

First: Modify the/etc/passwd file

Second: usermod command

Detailed description is as follows:

Usermod [-lu][-c < notes >][-d < login >][-e < expiration >][-f < buffer days >][-g < group >][-g < group >][-l < Account name >][-s <shell>][-u <uid>][user Account]

Example

The first method: VI/ETC/PASSWD

Find the lines of users you want to modify, and modify them. This law is very violent and recommends careful use.

The second type: Usermod

usermod-d/usr/newfolder-u UID

-U must follow the UID, not username.

Supplemental Note: Usermod can be used to modify the user account settings.

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