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I tried multiple times in terminal to change my password. but it throwing error but i filled up all requirements.

naga@naga:~$ passwd 

Current password: 
New password: 

Re-enter password: 

Password does not meet requirements
passwd: 

Authentication token manipulation error
passwd: 

password unchanged

naga@naga:~$
Eliah Kagan
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2 Answers2

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It might be because you filesystem is mounted with read-write permissions(are you in Recovery mode?).

To mount your filesystem in read-write mode, in the terminal type:

sudo mount -o rw,remount /

and then change your password using passwd <username>.

jobin
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Have you tried:

Going to System Settings>User Account

  • Under Login Options:
  • Clicking where it shows bullets next to password
  • Follow the directions in the new window