Definition: '.0950_user_admin.conf' refers to a custom user administration file in Linux configuration files. It's used for managing users, settings, etc., within a shared or distributed environment such as a web server, database system, or even a personal computer. The file primarily contains specific configurations related to user management, such as passwords and default settings for various roles (admin, user, guest). Commonly, this includes things like: - Passwords - User permissions (groups, users, roles) - Default settings (like the URL they can access, or whether a user has read-only access) It's essential to be careful with these files as their content might contain sensitive information about users and can affect security in certain environments.