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10-16-2002 10:42 AM
10-16-2002 10:42 AM
Password Aging
I have an HP-UX 11.0 system with hundreds of users. Is there a way for me to check what the password aging is set to for each user? (Without going into SAM and checking every user individually.) Some accounts have password aging on and others do not. I want to know which accounts have it on, AND what it is set to.
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10-16-2002 10:42 AM
10-16-2002 10:42 AM
Re: Password Aging
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10-16-2002 10:53 AM
10-16-2002 10:53 AM
Re: Password Aging
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This will give you all the information about the user including password aging settings.
Hope this helps.
Gl.
FG.
This will give you all the information about the user including password aging settings.
Hope this helps.
Gl.
FG.
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10-16-2002 11:04 AM
10-16-2002 11:04 AM
Re: Password Aging
OR you can try this quick script that I wrote ..
#!/usr/bin/sh
IFS=:
exec 0while read -r Name Pass
do
AGE=$(echo $Pass|awk -F, '{print $2}')
echo "$Name == $AGE"
done
Test the above against a copy of your password file "passwd.test". If nothing is assigned to $AGE means it does not have the aging string.
#!/usr/bin/sh
IFS=:
exec 0while read -r Name Pass
do
AGE=$(echo $Pass|awk -F, '{print $2}')
echo "$Name == $AGE"
done
Test the above against a copy of your password file "passwd.test". If nothing is assigned to $AGE means it does not have the aging string.
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