Command and Tool Reference
beq Search Tool
pw_dir............ | (/home/iuser1) |
pw_shell.......... | (/usr/bin/sh) |
pw_audid.......... | (0) |
pw_audflg......... | (0) |
2.An example beq command using user name adm as the search key, pwd (password) as the service, and files as the library is shown below:
./beq
nss_status | .............. NSS_SUCCESS |
pw_name........... | (adm) |
pw_passwd......... | (*) |
pw_uid............ | (4) |
pw_gid............ | (4) |
pw_age............ | () |
pw_comment........ | () |
pw_gecos.......... | () |
pw_dir............ | (/var/adm) |
pw_shell.......... | (sbin/sh) |
pw_audid.......... | (0) |
pw_audflg......... | (0) |
3.An example beq command using uid number 102 as the search key, pwd (password) as the service and ldap as the library is shown below:
./beq
nss_status | .............. NSS_SUCCESS |
pw_name........... | (user2) |
pw_passwd......... | (*) |
pw_uid............ | (102) |
pw_gid............ | (21) |
pw_age............ | () |
pw_comment........ | () |
pw_gecos.......... | (gecos data in files) |
pw_dir............ | (/home/iuser2) |
pw_shell.......... | (/usr/bin/sh) |
pw_audid.......... | (0) |
pw_audflg......... | (0) |
4.An example beq command using group name grp1 as the search key, grp (group) as the service, and ldap as the library is shown below:
./beq
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