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01-05-2008, 11:51 AM
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 pwdck utility Where does pwdck get the list of user names from when the ALL keyword is used as in: pwdck -n ALL? When I use ALL as the user name keyword, "logintimes" appears as a login name that gets checked. pwdck -n ALL 3001-412 The user "logintimes" was not found in /etc/passwd. The user "logintimes" does not have a stanza in /etc/security/user. Thanks Tom      |
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01-05-2008, 11:51 AM
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| Re: pwdck utility On Aug 3, 3:23 pm, Tom <tlow...@munis.com> wrote: > Where does pwdck get the list of user names from when the ALL keyword > is used as in: > pwdck -n ALL? > > When I use ALL as the user name keyword, "logintimes" appears as a > login name that > gets checked. > > pwdck -n ALL > 3001-412 The user "logintimes" was not found in /etc/passwd. > The user "logintimes" does not have a stanza in /etc/security/user. > > Thanks > > Tom do a $ grep ":" /usr/security/passwd hth Hajo |
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