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#ident	"@(#)sadmin:admin/menu/usermgmt/moduser/chgpasswd	2.3"
#menu# change a user's password
#help# 
#help#	This procedure allows you to remove or change a user's password.
#help#	You cannot change the passwords of the administrative and system
#help#	logins.  To do that, see the system setup menu:  sysadm syssetup

minid=100	# Minimum user and group ID

trap 'exit 0' 1 2 15
flags="-qq -k$$"

while  true
do
	loginid=`checkre ${flags} -H'
	This is the "name" that the computer uses to identify the user.
	It also is used to identify data that belongs to the user.' \
		-fe "Enter user's login ID [?, q]:  " \
		-R ':' '":" is an illegal character.' \
		-r '.' 'You must enter a value.'`
	uid=`sed -n "/^${loginid}:/s/[^:]*:[^:]*:\([0-9]*\):.*/\1/p" /etc/passwd`
	if [ -z "${uid}" ]
	then
		echo "\\tLogin ID '${loginid}' does not exist.  Choose another."
		continue
	elif [ "${uid}" -lt ${minid} ]
	then
		echo "\\tThis login has user ID ${uid}, which is less than ${minid}.
This procedure will not change its password.  See the \"syssetup\" menu."
		continue
	fi

	if  grep "^${loginid}::" /etc/passwd >/dev/null
	then
		/bin/passwd ${loginid}
	else
		a=`checklist ${flags} -efp \
			'Do you want to change or delete the password? [c, d, q]' \
			change delete`
		case ${a} in
		change )
			/bin/passwd ${loginid}
			;;
		delete )
			ed - /etc/passwd <<-!  ||  { admerr $0 'Cannot edit /etc/passwd.'; exit 1;}
			H
			/^${loginid}:[^:]*:/s//${loginid}::/
			w
			!
		esac
	fi

	checkyn ${flags} -f \
		'Do you want to change the password on another login?'  ||
		break
done