Hi,
I have a text file with this content:
9999,name,08,date
9999,name,19,date
9999,name,07,date
9999,name,02,date
9999,name,11,date
and i want exclude with sed every line where the code is different than 08 and 07
the desirable output is:
9999,name,08,date
9999,name,07,date
man 5 shadow gives the following description of the third field in each line:
The date of the last password change, expressed as the number of days since Jan 1, 1970.
The value 0 has a special meaning, which is that the user should change her pasword the next time she will log in the system.
An empty field means that password aging features are disabled.
Does this refer to times in
Hi,
Hi,
I am facing issues with Fedora LDAP Password policies.
Even though I have enabled the password policies the changes are not getting affected.
I am using Fedora Management Console to apply the policies
I am enabling the Password policy at DATA level.
The Password History and Account lockout policies are working fine.
But the below policies are not working wven though I have enabled
hi guys im trying to write a bash script that grabs expired domain names it leaves me with the following outpiut in a text file
Quote:
1, test.com Expiration Date:17-jun-2013
2, test.net Expiration Date:29-mar-2013
3, test.org Expiration Date:26-Jul-2012 04:00:00
4, .test.biz Expiration Date:Mar 26 23:59:59 2012
5, test.info Expiration Date:27-Jul-2012 07:56:43
We had a network problem a couple of days before that caused 1 interface to down and up.
I recently changed the name of the administrator and turned off passwords then clicked lock.
After some time, I decided to add a password so I clicked on unlock and it's prompting me to enter a password.
I tried typing the old password and it didn't accepted it.
In switching from the PAYG no-contract plan to a PBTD or monthly plan, the text-based My Account page shows a balance expiration date which was the date the plan changed from PAYG to one of the others, yet the My Account Android app does not display an expiration date.
Once this expiration date is reached, am I correct that the balance does NOT actually expire, since the account is now on a PBTD
I'm trying to display a specific date in unix, using the date command, I can't figure out how to display a date other than today's date.
For example, if I was trying to display "July 4, 2011"
I use $date +"%B %d, %Y"
But I keep getting today's date in that format. How can I change it so that it displays the date I want?
Thanks.
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