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enable a user via remsh
hi guys,
has anybody a solution to enable a user via remsh (in a script)? i know only this: remsh $i /usr/bin/passwd -r files -d USERNAME but on this option the user must enter a new passwd. is it possible to set the passwd in the string or in a file and set a parameter into the string which read this passwd? many thx cheers |
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