Password setting in KSH Script
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 Password setting in KSH Script Good Day All: Using an input file, with 3 fields (login, passwd, uid), how do I pass $2 to the passwd command in a ksh script, without being prompted. Give Thanks!! Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http:\\www.opera.com/mail/      |
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| Re: Password setting in KSH Script "Al E. Williams" <bougdzac@viaccess.net> writes: > Using an input file, with 3 fields (login, passwd, uid), how do I pass > $2 to the passwd command in a ksh script, without being prompted. http://expect.nist.gov/ Cheers, -- In order to understand recursion you must first understand recursion. Remove /-nsp/ for email. |
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| Re: Password setting in KSH Script Al E. Williams wrote: > Good Day All: > > Using an input file, with 3 fields (login, passwd, uid), how do I pass $2 > to the passwd command in a ksh script, without being prompted. if you are using local authentication, you can directly modify /etc/security/passwd file and then run pwdadm -c <username> for each login. |
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| Re: Password setting in KSH Script On AIX5.2 and above use chpass. cat pwdfile user1  asswd1user2 asswd2........ ....... user9 asswd9chpasswd < pwdfile On Sat, 30 Sep 2006, Al E. Williams wrote: > > Good Day All: > > Using an input file, with 3 fields (login, passwd, uid), how do I pass $2 to > the passwd command in a ksh script, without being prompted. > > Give Thanks!! > > > Using Opera's revolutionary e-mail client: http:\\www.opera.com/mail/ |
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