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BASH or applescript keygen
Please help me to make this script to create a key based on these parameters:
the output of $USER is smithm for mike smith the output of id smithm is uid=1042(smithm) gid=20(staff) groups=20(staff), 1025(group1), 1057(group2), 1028(group5), 1038(group3), 1037(group4) I need a script that puts last letter, first letter of username (ms) then puts uid (1042) then appends 09 to the end of each user so for mike smith is would be: ms104209 I need a script that would do this for any user who runs it. please help, thanks! |
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