How do I display user attributes in Linux?
By Administrator on Nov 28, 2010 in Questions
Does anybody know an equivilant command in linux to lsuser that is discovered in AIX?
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jplatt39 | Nov 28, 2010 | Reply
I came across this:
http://www.unix.com/linux/14259-listing-users-groups.html
Red Hat 7.2 has been unsupported since 2003 and I don’t see lsuser on my Slackware or Gentoo installs which are current but the advice about passwd is good.
mike | Nov 28, 2010 | Reply
There isn’t a direct equivilant.
Check out “chage” for password expiry information
For home folder, user comment etc;
grep username /etc/passwd
grep username /etc/groups
Mike.
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