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Hi Daniel,
i can�t help you directly, bat i can give you following hints:
if you get the password input from a file, its very easy to hack it.
if you get the password input from standard input and call it from a batch,
then its more easy:
so i can start the loop:
while :
do
  ps x OR ps -aef
sleep 2
done >$Myhome/Password_collectfile.txt &
after two weeks i can filter all your passwords, that you ever typed
because above, getting passwords from a file or from standard input is
usually protected. the must be a way but sorry, i don�t know it.
best regards,
Niru Madani
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"Daniel Chieng" <danielchieng@visto.com> schrieb im Newsbeitrag
news:39e41ad5.26344672@news.tm.net.my...> Hi all,
>
> I'm a newbie in Unix World. I have read the manual for command
> 'passwd' but are not able to fully understand it and are hoping that
> you will be so kind to help me out.
> My questions are:
> 1) How to get the 'passwd' command to read the 'passwd' from external
> text file? Meaning the command can complete without we physically key
> in and reconfirm the password,, instead it read from teh external
> file.
>
> 2) Will the -stdin option help? If yes how or if no is there any other
> way to go around it?
>
>
> Thank You for your kind help
>
> daniel