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Automatic class change
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I have 5 servers running FreeBSD (6.0 - 7.0) and on each server I have about 800 user accounts. I created a new class in /etc/login.conf and now I want to change the class for each user. Do you have any ideea on how may I do this automaticaly? It is a little bit too much for me to use chsh for each user  |
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