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08-31-2001
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shell scripts to create 100 users
Hello
i need a shell script to create 100 users i am running hp-ux......... startegy is something like this craete a shell script Code:
!/bin/ksh
counter=1
while [ $counter .le. 100 ]
do
{
useradd usr$counter
passwd usr$counter
# here begins my problem when i say passwd usr$counter
#it again prompts saying retype new passwd..how do i handle #this situation
counter=counter+1
}
done
hrishy added code tags for readability --oombera Last edited by oombera; 02-19-2004 at 02:18 PM. |
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08-31-2001
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Use Expect. Expect is a tool for automating interactive applications such as telnet, ftp, passwd, fsck, rlogin, etc.
It is not default Unix tool(newest Linux distributions Contains Expect) you can download expect from: http://expect.nist.gov/ |
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09-03-2001
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I afraid I can't help you on that. May be someone else.
If you consider Perl, there is nice modules available for manipulating the passwd and shadow files. Such as: Unix::PasswdFile - Perl interface to /etc/passwd format files Passwd::Linux - Perl module for manipulating the passwd and shadow files These modules are available here. http://search.cpan.org/ |
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09-04-2001
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Fixed Line
The easiest to circumvent the password thingy to is to paste lines into the /etc/passwd with a fixed string for the password (using a known 'default' password). Then you run a passwd -f afterwards for the user that he/she is forced to change password at first login.
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