hin@tnoibbc.UUCP (Hin Oey) (05/08/91)
L.S. Recently I migrated form Xenix to SCO/UNIX 3.2 version 2. One of the main reasons was the C2 security option. However, I have a coming problem of registring many _over 100- users. You can do this with sysadmsh but I want a secretary to this. For them sysadmsh might be to complicated, apart foprm al the other things they could do. I am experimenting with a shell script program which will add a user by a cron job. However, this only works with XENIX. Regards, Hin Oey -- TNO Building and Construction Research (TNO-Bouw) Hin Oey Knowledge Based System Group PO BOX 49 tel: +31 15 842018 UUCP : ..!hp4nl!tnoibbc!hin 2600 AA Delft fax: +31 15 843990 USENET: hin@tnoibbc The Netherlands -- TNO Building and Construction Research (TNO-Bouw) Hin Oey Knowledge Based System Group PO BOX 49 tel: +31 15 842018 UUCP : ..!hp4nl!tnoibbc!hin 2600 AA Delft fax: +31 15 843990 USENET: hin@tnoibbc The Netherlands
wul@sco.COM (Wu Liu) (05/10/91)
/--hin@tnoibbc.UUCP (Hin Oey) said... | Recently I migrated form Xenix to SCO/UNIX 3.2 version 2. | One of the main reasons was the C2 security option. | | However, I have a coming problem of registring many _over | 100- users. You can do this with sysadmsh but I want a | secretary to this. For them sysadmsh might be to | complicated, apart foprm al the other things they could do. | | I am experimenting with a shell script program which will | add a user by a cron job. However, this only works with | XENIX. \-- Try reading the man page for the command addxusers(ADM). If you're looking for it in the on-line man pages, use the command 'man addx'. It describes a tool that's used to migrate multiple users over to an SCO Unix 3.2v2 or later system.
bw@uecok.ecok.edu (Bill Walker CS Dept. Chairman) (05/13/91)
In article <11909@scolex.sco.COM> wul@sco.COM (Wu Liu) writes: > >/--hin@tnoibbc.UUCP (Hin Oey) said... >| Recently I migrated form Xenix to SCO/UNIX 3.2 version 2. >| One of the main reasons was the C2 security option. >| >| However, I have a coming problem of registring many _over >| 100- users. You can do this with sysadmsh but I want a >| secretary to this. For them sysadmsh might be to >| complicated, apart foprm al the other things they could do. >| > >Try reading the man page for the command addxusers(ADM). If you're >looking for it in the on-line man pages, use the command 'man addx'. >It describes a tool that's used to migrate multiple users over to an >SCO Unix 3.2v2 or later system. We have an SCO-UNIX based system (an Altos 5000) that does not include the "addx" tool. We had to "invent" a series of shell scripts that both add and delete masses of users from our system. We were able to do so, with some very helpful advice from SCO. I will be glad to shar them up and mail them if anyone wants them. They seem to solve the problem of periodically adding and deleting masses of users for our university environment. BW bw@cs.ecok.edu