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04-03-2003 11:00 PM
04-03-2003 11:00 PM
I need to write a scripts to check for account ID that are in-active for more than 90 days. But where can I find the parameters that stores the period of in-active for an account.
I am using HP Trusted System on HPUX11.11
I am using HP Trusted System on HPUX11.11
tyl
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04-03-2003 11:13 PM
04-03-2003 11:13 PM
Re: Account inactive parameter
Hi
you can use last-command to find inactive users, but it's ver hard to script.
All information about accounts you can find in
/tcb/files/auth/...
e.g. for root
/tcb/files/auth/r/root
In this files there are several parameters such as u_suclog (last successful login), u_unsuclog (last unsuccessful login), u_numunsuclog (number of unsuccessful logins), ....
The values behind this parameters are in UNIX time.
To convert Unix-time to readable format you 'll find many postings in this forum.
Hope this helps
Chris
you can use last-command to find inactive users, but it's ver hard to script.
All information about accounts you can find in
/tcb/files/auth/...
e.g. for root
/tcb/files/auth/r/root
In this files there are several parameters such as u_suclog (last successful login), u_unsuclog (last unsuccessful login), u_numunsuclog (number of unsuccessful logins), ....
The values behind this parameters are in UNIX time.
To convert Unix-time to readable format you 'll find many postings in this forum.
Hope this helps
Chris
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