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usermod -L username
chage -d 0 username
usermod -U username

user will be required to change password after first login
chage -l username will list properties
~]# chage -l test1...

for SVR in < 'cat serverlist'
do
scp2 -q <filename> user@SVR:/PATH
done

same as above but reading in file serverlist. just create file with list of all servers. If you have ssh keys setup...

how about turning off the cdrom if you think that's causing the problem. comment it out from fstab?

I think RHEL uses nfs 4 by default.

nfsstat should tell you running version

might try specifying ver=3 as well to use NFS version 3 to see if that helps?

also, I don't see that your using autofs? so editing the /etc/sysconfig/autofs timeout wouldn't help.

the time out option is there. It's even commented on.

try to modify this
DAEMONOPTIONS="--timeout=60"

also may want to manually mount fs:/home and see if you still see error?

Are you using...

The simplest method is to use alias for ps. Then lock down profile.

This should give you info on SeLinux and ACL
Let me google that for you (http://lmgtfy.com/?q=selinux+and+acls)

#!/bin/sh

# This is a command that will generate a space report.

du -sh * | sort -nr > $HOME/space_report.txt

I modified my script even further to ask user to verify input and if correct break out and if not then ask for the information again.

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#!/bin/bash...

I've taken what you guys supplied and another post I found elsewhere and combined it with some sed to make it work the way i want it to. Put this at the end of your ks.cfg file in a %pre section and...