how will u create user with out asking a password?
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Answer / ksr
root@guestws # useradd -c "test user" -d
/export/home/test123 -m -s /bin/ksh test123
64 blocks
This is the entry from /etc/passwd file
test123:x:14006:1:test user:/export/home/test123:/bin/ksh
root@guestws # tail /etc/shadow
test123:*LK*:::::::
root@guestws # passwd -u test123
passwd: password information changed for test123
root@guestws # tail /etc/shadow
test123::14642::::::
Here you can login to "test123", but it won't ask you any
password.
root@guestws # su - test123
Sun Microsystems Inc. SunOS 5.10 Generic January 2005
$ pwd
/export/home/test123
$ id -a
uid=14006(test123) gid=1(other) groups=1(other)
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Answer / r
Generate SSH keys for the user and update it under user
home directory/.ssh/authrization_keys.
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Answer / neelakanteswara reddy
Create user first and use the below command
# passwd -u user1
The above command will make the password null for user.
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