08-07-2007
Quote:
Originally Posted by
Sangal-Arun
one good logic is to ...cut and have column 2nd then 1st on each line from passwd file and redirect the output to file lets say a1. Then do the same on other passwd file and save the file as a2. Sort both file one by one and redirect output to a1sorted and a2sorted. Now run "sdiff a1sorted a2sorted"
and it will show you where we have extra members or less members..
arun
Well, I guess I'll have to settle for that. It works at least in identifying the differences. It doesn't print them out in a nice little list, but it'll have to do. If there were a way to take the names that show up in /etc/passwd, but that don't show up in the other file, and print them all out to file, that would be better. But thanks anyway!
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