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<Object_Id> 109</Object_Id>
<Title> How to find a login ID or to match up a login ID with its owner.</Title>
<Node_Type> Production</Node_Type>
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<Address> n/a</Address>
<Keywords> log in                          log on
                          logon
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<Abstract> Recently, support have rationalised password security on the                          internal network by implementing "nis".
                          
                          Now, to obtain login information, use the command:
                           
                               &lt;B&gt;ypcat passwd&lt;/B&gt;
                          
                          or   ypcat passwd | more       (or your favourite pager)
                          
                          David Horton has developed a nice little tool for one-off 
                          conversion of a login to the corresponding full name. It is:
                          
                                 &lt;B&gt;/home/horton/bin/fn&lt;/B&gt;
                          Usage: fn loginname     (works from feijoa, at least)
                          
                          e.g.
                          
                          feijoa&gt; /home/horton/bin/fn jane
                          Jane Clark
                          
                          
</Abstract>
<Date_Entry_Created> 31/10/96</Date_Entry_Created>
<Entry_Created_By> jane</Entry_Created_By>
<Date_Entry_Last_Modified> 17/03/97</Date_Entry_Last_Modified>
<Entry_Last_Modified_By> jane</Entry_Last_Modified_By>
<Asset_Qualification> good / very useful</Asset_Qualification>
<Other_Opinions> </Other_Opinions>
<Contact_Person>  &lt;A HREF ="mailto:support@citr"&gt;mailto:support@citr&lt;/A&gt;</Contact_Person>
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