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for server in server01 server02 ... server50
do
ssh "$server" "df -k"
done > "$textfile"

Or, if the server names are one to a line in a file:

while IFS= read -r server
do
ssh "$server"...

userdel should not delete home directory unless specifed with -r option.

bash-3.2# uname -a
SunOS kerber 5.10 Generic_147441-01 i86pc i386 i86pc
bash-3.2# useradd -d /export/home/john -m john...

I would take option 2 of post #6. Create a new home directory with the correct permissions for the owners uid. Copy passwd and shadow files just in case. Then use "vipw" (not just "vi") to edit the...

2 options i can think of ...

1. rename the home directory temporarily, run userdel on the user, and rename the home directory back to the original name

2. make new home directory and then edit...

The userdel command won't delete the home directory unless you use the -r option. However, if the data is that critical and you could always tar it somewhere before you delete the account just to...

Hi,

i never use expect so i can't help you on this, but there another way to solve that.

Use the call
ssh -o StrictHostKeyChecking=no $user@$ip

This way it will never ask you and auto add...

I don't know solaris....but, why don't you just copy /etc/passwd (or the shadow file) from 10.2.135.1 to the rest of the servers?

And have all the users change their passwords on 10.2.135.1.

pfiles [pid] shows the files a process has open; it is like fuser and lsof. You can use it on processes you own, or all processes if you are root.

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