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#
#  pass_diff.chk
#
#   This shell script is a wrapper for the pass.chk password guessing
# program.  What this does is save the password file from the last time
# passwords were guessed, and then do a "diff" on this file and the
# current password file.  This will prevent accounts being checked over
# and over again for the same passwords, assuming the password has not
# been changed.  If you have a fairly stable passwd environment, this
# can save you quite a bit of CPU time...
#
#   Mechanism:  As explained above, it just diff's the password file
# with the password file used last time you checked passwords, and then
# calls pass.chk with any flags pass_diff.chk was called with on the
# difference of the two files.
#
#  If the variable $YP is set to "YES", then it will use the the
# yppassword file; it is not used automatically, because the idea is
# that this can be, used on any password file, by changing the $etc_passwd
# var.  See the next paragraph:
#
#   Warning!  This only checks for changes in the password file itself --
# if you change the flags to pass.chk, or if you increase the size of
# your dictionary, or whatever, this will not detect the change...
# Also, if you want to use this wrapper with to check alternate pasword
# files, don't use the "-P" flag (which normally specifies an alternate
# password file); instead, change the $etc_passwd variable to whatever
# passwd file you want to check.  Otherwise, this wrapper will force
# /etc/passwd.
# 
#  Yellow Pages/NIS?
YP=YES

# Locations of commands
DIFF=/bin/diff
CMP=/bin/cmp
AWK=/bin/awk
TEST=/bin/test
CP=/bin/cp
MV=/bin/mv
RM=/bin/rm
YPCAT=/usr/bin/ypcat
TOUCH=/bin/touch

#
# Important files:
etc_passwd=/etc/passwd
old_passwd=./old_passwd
yp_pass=./yp.$$
passwd_diff=passwd.diff

# password guessing program:
pass_chk=./pass.chk

# make a dummy password file if it doesn't exist
if $TEST ! -f $old_passwd ; then
	$TOUCH $old_passwd
	fi

# if you use YP:
if $TEST "$YP" = "YES" ; then
	$YPCAT passwd > $yp_pass
	etc_passwd=$yp_pass
	fi

# has anything changed?  If so, check passwords, if not, leave quietly.
if $TEST -n "`$CMP $etc_passwd $old_passwd`" ; then
	#  If old_passwd file exists, use it, else just use the
	# existing passwd file.
	$DIFF $etc_passwd $old_passwd | $AWK -F: '/^[<]/{
		split($1, user, " "); printf("%s",user[2]); \
		for (i=2;i<=NF;i++){
			printf(":%s", $i)}; print ""}' > $passwd_diff
	$CP $etc_passwd $old_passwd

	#  Finally, crack them passwords and get rid of the diff file,
	# but only if the file is !0 length.
	if $TEST -s $passwd_diff ; then	
		$pass_chk $* -P $passwd_diff
	fi
	$RM -f $passwd_diff
fi

# kill off the evidence
$RM -f $yp_pass

# end