What specifically does this have to do with ltsp? I have used a batch
of perl scripts to do this when replacing exchange mail with postfix so
it is not anything unknown.
Phil Jones wrote:
Dear all,
Obviously I have not explained very well!
The tool I would like to contribute makes it possib
Dear all,
Obviously I have not explained very well!
The tool I would like to contribute makes it possible to add hundreds or
even thousands of new user accounts with a minimum of effort. Here is
how it works.
1) Start off with a comma separated list of names, eg:
Sudev,Barar
Georg,Baum
Tom,Al
Dear all,
Obviously I have not explained very well!
The tool I would like to contribute makes it possible to add hundreds or
even thousands of new user accounts with a minimum of effort. Here is
how it works.
1) Start off with a comma separated list of names, eg:
Sudev,Barar
Georg,Baum
Tom,Al
Dear all,
Obviously I have not explained very well!
The tool I would like to contribute makes it possible to add hundreds or
even thousands of new user accounts with a minimum of effort. Here is
how it works.
1) Start off with a comma separated list of names, eg:
Sudev,Barar
Georg,Baum
Tom,Al
> Dear list,
>
> I have written a page about adding large numbers of user accounts from
> file using the "newusers" command. Specifically, my page contains a tool
> for generating input files for use with "newusers". The username and
> password is randomly generated automatically. My page also
Dear list,
I have written a page about adding large numbers of user accounts from
file using the "newusers" command. Specifically, my page contains a tool
for generating input files for use with "newusers". The username and
password is randomly generated automatically. My page also offers a
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