I faced the same problem for changing password. I agree on your way about random password, but is there anyway to set this password from the runtime argument? I think that would be much helpful if I can define my password myself for each user.
 
Thanks
Mahfuz 

Dimitar Vassilev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> hello.
> I need add 112 users on a solaris 9 machine.
> I make a shell script for adduser, but I don't know how can I made
> with the passwords.
> Somebody can tell me a way to add a password for an user without the
> interactivity of the command "passwd" in order put inside my shell
> script.
>
> Atte Alvaro Torres
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Hi,
by default Solaris leaves a user with a passwd cleared until 1st
login. This means that each user has to supply a password on his first login in
the system, which will be used from this moment on until it expires/changed.
Therefore, you just need to create the user accounts and give each user the
username. Make them sign a protocol with the security policy of the company
printed in it. Enforce a 6-8 letter mixed case passwd policy. Check
/etc/default/passwd for details.
If you have considerations that someone can steal an account by guessing a
username, apply an automatic passwd generator, that stores passwds for users
encrypted by a pgp key in a private file some place in the system, accessible
only by trusted people.Such programs are available on the net and SUN
freeware+support sites.
Take care!
Dimitar
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