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Hi,
Can anyone suggest, how or from where we can understand the expiry time of a linux id, whether login or ftp? My concern is like, i want to know when the ftpid configured on an automated system will expire, so that i can configure some notice or email mentioning that the particular id is close to expiry. Your help is appreciated and thanks in advance. With Regards Dileep Pattayath |
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