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07-08-2008
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etc/shadow without hash
Hi,
I am new to shell programming and trying to write a command that would show the etc/shadow file but without the hashes. So, something like this: root: <HASH PASSWORD FOUND BUT OBFUSCATED> daemon: NP bin: NP sys: NP If there is a '*' or '!', I'd like to see that as well but not hash of the password. Is there a way to achieve this? Thanks in advance! 
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07-10-2008
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does this work?
Code:
awk -F: 'BEGIN{OFS=":"}{if(length($2) >2){$2="scrubbed"};print}' /etc/shadow
Code:
awk -F: '{if(length($2) >2){$2="scrubbed"};print $1,":",$2}' /etc/shadow
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07-10-2008
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Amazing!
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Thanks SOO Much!
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