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本帖最后由 fzhcl 于 2012-03-01 21:11 编辑 Hi Guys, Boss ask me to find out which account's password is *, below is the content of passwd file:( This is AIX unix file) root: password = HWjXEGfGcjl2c lastupdate = 1329402022 daemon: password = * bin: password = * sys: password = * adm: password = 70AjL2hqdkVoI lastupdate = 1288287263 ...
by fzhcl - Shell - 2012-03-02 22:10:43 阅读（2145） 回复（10）
I am writing a script to find out who is running the script itself, "ps -ef | grep scriptname"? It doesn't seem to give me what i need. I just need the username who is running it. Thanks a lot.
#1) Once you remove the hard drive from the system that you cannot log onto as root, change the SCSI address jumper on the drive to something other then ID 6 -- since more then likely the system you hook the drive up to will be using SCSI ID 6 for it's boot drive. #2) Once you hook the drive up to the live system, you will want to do a ioscan -fnC disk to determine the address and device file of ...
#1) Once you remove the hard drive from the system that you cannot log onto as root, change the SCSI address jumper on the drive to something other then ID 6 -- since more then likely the system you hook the drive up to will be using SCSI ID 6 for it\'s boot drive. #2) Once you hook the drive up to the live system, you will want to do a ioscan -fnC disk to determine the address and device file of...
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