08-28-2008
Thanks for the reply!
I'm certain this is going to work!
My question is: Do I need to enter these variables first, or it doesn't matter?
slog = login username
spwd = login password
idir = directory to change to
ifil = file to upload
sipn = ip address to ftp connect to
Should it be for each variable:
slog=, or $slog=
Thanks
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printpw(8) System Manager's Manual printpw(8)
NAME
printpw - Outputs the contents of the password database
SYNOPSIS
printpw [-acdgsu]
FLAGS
Outputs all information. Use of this flag is the same as specifying all flags with -cdgsu. Outputs username and the comment string. Out-
put username and the login directory. Outputs username and the group ID numerical value. Output username and the login shell. Output
username and the UID numerical value.
DESCRIPTION
The printpw command outputs the contents of the /etc/passwd database file in ASCII format to the standard output. When printpw is called
with no option, all usernames in the database are output.
The /etc/passwd database file is accessed through the standard library function getpwent. On secure systems that have changed this library
function or on systems with Network Information Service (NIS) service installed, printpw produces the same information.
When printpw is called in combination with any flag, one or more additional columns separated with : (colon) is output.
EXAMPLES
To output the username, UID, and login directory of all users in the password database file, enter: /usr/sbin/acct/printpw -ud
FILES
Specifies the command path The password database file.
RELATED INFORMATION
Commands: acct(8) delim off
printpw(8)