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Hi all,

I need to get the Unix "password Expiration Days".
I know that "shadow" file contains this information. But shadow file can only be read by root.

Note that password expiration date will be set differently for diferrent user accounts. I need to get the inormation for the currently logged in user account.

Is there any way to get the details.
I need some help at the earliest.
Please help me in this regard.
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Hi all,

I need to get the Unix "password Expiration Days".
I know that "shadow" file contains this information. But shadow file can only be read by root.

Note that password expiration date will be set differently for diferrent user accounts. I need to get the inormation for the currently logged in user account.

Is there any way to get the details.
I need some help at the earliest.
Please help me in this regard.
Which OS are you using?
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The OS is AIX
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The OS is AIX
For AIX I would normally use "logins -a", but you are saying you'd like to be able to extract this information for the current user, and I'm assuming they aren't root.

This is I'm not sure of. Perhaps someone else will have a clever suggestion.
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