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## Access AFS folder of an other user
If you know the login and password of an user, you can access his afs folder from another session. It might be useful, for instance, if you can't log in your session because of corrupted config files and want to edit them using the anonym epita account.
If you know the login and password of an user, you can access his afs folder from another session. It might be useful, for instance, if you can't log in your session because of corrupted config files and want to edit them using the anonym `epita` account.
To get the rights to edit the content of the afs folder of an user called `login`, you shall follow this process :
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You can then execute `cd /afs/cri.epita.fr/user/l/lo/login/u/`, read and edit the content of `login`'s afs folder.
If you are using the anonym epita account, do not forget to execute `unlog && destroy` to destroy the token before logging out (alternatively, you may shutdown the computer).
If you are using the anonym `epita` account, do not forget to execute `unlog && destroy` to destroy the token before logging out (alternatively, you may shutdown the computer).