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automate useradd
Hi
I wounder if some one knows how to make a script to automate user adding? When i am starting the script it will add user like 04pers00 and fowllowing untill that i'm quit. The password will be a standard password typed in the file. I'm unsing Sun solaris 9 on Intel Sorry for my english! /stefan |
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Benefit of the doubt here that this isn't a homework question - you should really post what you've got so far to show you've actually made some effort to solve your own problem. Anyway...... I have a script on my site that might help a bit. It's very specific to my needs (SuSE) but will give you a shove in the right direction.
The script does things to validate which shell you enter for the user, (i.e. does it exist in /etc/shells). You may decide that you don't want this functionality in your script. Peace ZB |
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