Password

[Global Server Operation]

Is there a Unix command to see when I changed my password last time.

Can this command be used by non root users

OS=11.i

[Marco Santerre · Accepted solution]

In a trusted mode environment, you can issue the command /usr/lbin/getprpw to get this info.

The command and parm to use would look as follow :

/usr/lbin/getprpw -m spwchg username

[Global Server Operation]

Thank you, I will give it a try. Can a non root user use this as well?

[Marco Santerre]

Nope.. only superuser can issue that command.. unless you put it in a sudo

[john kingsley]

You can also run:
logins -x -l
passwd -s -a

You must be root to run these as well.