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Using Crontab To Change User Password
Hi!
I'm a bit noob on Unix/Linux world, so sorry any lame question i may make... Oh.. and my english too.. is not so famous lol.. The deal is to use crontab to change my admin password every weak to something like "mypasswordcurrrentday" that is... i want evey weak to change my password but only the current day... for example Fryday 6 mypassword6 Fryday 13 mypassword13 Fryday 20 mypassword20 I know i probably have to do a Shell Script but i don't think thats the problem i just need someone to indicate me what command i should use, because i can't seem to do it... If anyone knows something similar it would be usefull to. Thanks in Advance. |
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Using expect in this way may help you, but as Yogesh pointed, there will be a security risk by exposing the logic. Why changing the password in this manner is needed ? Does anyone else has root access to this machine ?
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