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Even the admin in my case does not know how to find out. Which logs would tell him this information?

This in reality is a application id. I just happen to know the password. The application uses this id to ftp files in and out. There are some other FTP jobs too that login using this id.
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There is a security check put up by the sysadmin. If a user logs on with the incorect password for 5 times in a raw, the password gets locked. The sysadmin should reset it again.
Off late, the id is...

I am running Solaris 10. Occasionally, my id gets loked. I want to know who/which rougue process locked it.
How do I find out?

Thanks,
KNK

That command works with ksh - I am hoping it will work on Solaris also.

$ cp /etc/passwd testfile
$ grep -E abcd testfile | cat > testfile
$ cat testfile...

I like ksh because that is the only shell I know well. I dislike csh inspite of the new tcsh enhancements.

I have a reqirement to serialise various rsh scripts that hit my server from an external scheduler. No matter how many scripts come via rsh, only one should execute at a time and others should wait....