I am using Windows FTP client to connect to my Linux box. But I dont see any command to change the FTP user password. How can I do this?
Windows – How to change FTP password from command line
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Best Answer
You cannot change FTP user password, using FTP client, just like you cannot change your e-mail password using Outlook / Thunderbird.
You have to log in to linux server to do that. Most common setup is to use standart unix user accounts for FTP. For SQL / LDAP based auth schemas, please refer to manual.
You can try login with SSH (For windows enviroment ( recommend Putty http://www.chiark.greenend.org.uk/~sgtatham/putty/). When logged in, just type passwd (enter) into command promt, then enter your current password, then new one.
Another way is to login into server using root user / user with sudo privileges and type (sudo) passwd [username], and change password then.