"Janine C.Buorditez" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes: > is there some tool that organizes a systems users and their uids? and perhaps > updates all files belonging to a user with his/hers new user settings?
I don't know of a tool like this. That's probably because it wouldn't be generally useful; to keep backups useful, sysadmins generally bend over backward to avoid changing UIDs or GIDs. If you need to do it once, brute force with find(1) and chown(8) is pretty easy. > also, what about a decent adduser script? enteruser complains about my `ninja' > class which i've set up in login.conf and as default class in pw.conf. also it > doesn't seem to make any use of my defaultshell set to tcsh. adduser(8) handles all of those issues fine in my experience. And it's just a perl script, so for my own specialized needs, I've had no problem just hacking up a customized version. > after a while the directory listing of my /var/mail looks like this: > > total 14 > -rw------- 1 iyun mail 584 Sep 7 13:44 alliance > -rw------- 1 power 1006 574 Jun 22 12:49 gunn > -rw------- 1 1011 ninja 594 Aug 27 19:55 iyun > -rw------- 1 sharizan postfix 0 Jun 22 11:41 jasmin > -rw------- 1 janine mail 1470 Sep 17 14:05 janine > -rw------- 1 postfix 1006 0 Jun 14 01:00 nughaud > -rw------- 1 pgsql pgsql 0 Sep 6 00:03 pgsql > -rw------- 1 thug ninja 575 Jun 21 21:08 power > -rw------- 1 jasmin ninja 590 Jun 13 16:25 sharizan > -rw------- 1 postfix postfix 578 Jun 21 21:08 thug > > now, this is all a mess. i'm tired of manual cleanups. any ideas people? How did those group names (and user names) change in the first place? I've *never* seen that happen, except when it was something I screwed up myself. To Unsubscribe: send mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] with "unsubscribe freebsd-questions" in the body of the message
