 | | | script to filter usr and passwd | script to filter usr and passwd 2005-08-03 - By Mad Unix
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Many Thanks, it works.
On Wed, 03 Aug 2005 13:52:24, Thierry ITTY <thierry.itty@(protected)> wrote:
> >where should I place the file name "file"?
>
> hmm, you should "man awk"
>
> thought, assuming the file that contains qmail definitions is named
> "myqmailfile"
> cat myqmailfile | awk '...'
> or
> awk '...' < myqmailfile
>
> will put the result on your display, and
> cat myqmailfile | awk '...' > myuserandpasswordfile
> or
> awk '...' < myqmailfile > myuserandpasswordfile
>
> will put the result in the file named "myuserandpasswordfile"
>
> this is basic unix "plumbery"
>
> hth
>
>
> >
> >> awk '/^name/ {n=$2} /^clear/ {printf "username: " n "\tpassword: " $3
> "\n"}'
> >> should work
> >> needs that all entries are correct (ie no name without password etc)
> >>
> >> hth
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