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Filter passwd
Hello,
I have to build a temp. passwd-file without looked passwd entries in the /etc/passwd. The looked passwd fields have an "*" in the passwd-filed (2nd field). I think, it's possible to solve this problem with a small awk, but I don't know how ??? Normal users lines should be still in the new file, all lines with the following example "*" in the second field should be filtered, like: otto:***LOCKED***:.... Mueller:*:.... Klaus:*TTT*: What is the syntax (in awk) ? Thx, Martin |
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