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I had this problem, I thought about sed on the password file and/or shadow file but too risky. if sed stuffs up the file your ALL users are doomed!
The safest way was to install "expect" and use it eith as an expect script or from withion a shell script. Basiccly passwd will always stop and request command line input. Its a security thing.... |
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