Your organization’s policy mandates that user accounts be disabled exactly 10 days after their credentials expire. Which directive in /etc/login.defs should be set to 10 to satisfy this requirement?
Set PASS_WARN_AGE to 10
Set INACTIVE to 10
Set PASS_MAX_DAYS to 10
Set UMASK to 10
The INACTIVE setting defines the number of days following password expiration that an account remains usable before it is disabled. PASS_MAX_DAYS sets how long a password is valid but does not disable the account. PASS_WARN_AGE determines how many days before expiration users receive warnings. UMASK controls default file creation permissions and is unrelated to account expiration.
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