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How to Lock a User Account In Ubuntu
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FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS (Ubuntu)
Q: How to lock a user account temporarily in Ubuntu?
Temporarily lock a user account in Ubuntu Linux
user@ubuntu:~$ sudo passwd -l username
Unlock a locked user account in Ubuntu
user@ubuntu:~$ sudo passwd -u username
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