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Subject: Re: Deleting local accounts
Don't forget cron/at jobs, spool files, mail etc...
nwat...@symcor.com wrote:
> I agree with Matt. It is worthy goal but probably much bigger than you
> realize.
>
>> be a great candidate for the COPBL or at least a Cf
Don't forget cron/at jobs, spool files, mail etc...
nwat...@symcor.com wrote:
> I agree with Matt. It is worthy goal but probably much bigger than you
> realize.
>
>> be a great candidate for the COPBL or at least a Cfengine cookbook like
>> Neil's. Hmm, I sense an O'reilly book here... :)
>
I agree with Matt. It is worthy goal but probably much bigger than you
realize.
> be a great candidate for the COPBL or at least a Cfengine cookbook like
> Neil's. Hmm, I sense an O'reilly book here... :)
I can neither confirm nor deny this ;)
Sincerely,
--
Neil Watson
416-673-3465
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Well, there are lots of things to think about. Unix is not just Linux, there
are many more out there and not all the authentication/user situations are the
same. You also have to think about Solaris and yellowpages, systems without
/etc/shadow, LDAP, DCE, Krb5, etc. The list is endless in the di
Does anyone have a bundle or set of promises for deleting a local Unix
account? I'm thinking about how to approach this cleanly, including
removing the user from any groups in /etc/group. I thought about using
systems' native commands (e.g. userdel, passmgmt, pwck, pwconv, etc.)
but there can be od
