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.TH PASSWD.CHK 1 "January 7th, 1991" .UC 4 .SH NAME passwd.chk \- Checks password file(s) for inconsistencies. .SH SYNOPSIS .B passwd.chk .SH DESCRIPTION .I passwd.chk checks the password files -- /etc/passwd and yppasswd if yellow pages are being used -- for incorrect number of fields, duplicate ids, non-alphanumeric login names, nonnumeric user ids', users with uid = 0 and not root, blank lines, accounts with no passwords, invalid login directories, and non-numeric password id's. If you run C2 sun security, or have uid's of greater than length 8 characters, you need to change "C2=TRUE" and "OVER_8=YES", on lines 46 and 50, respectively. .SH FILES .Ps /etc/passwd passwd.chk uses the process id as a temporary file name for the ypchecking. .Pe .SH "SEE ALSO" .Ps passwd(5) .Pe Awk part based on _password_ from _The AWK Programming Language_, page 78. .SH BUGS It doesn't use the exact syntax of yellow pages to check for errors.