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Manvendra Bhangui edited this page Dec 13, 2024
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NAME
printass - print users/assign, users/cdb entries
SYNOPSIS
printass [ -dug ] [ useruser ... ]
DESCRIPTION
printass prints entries from /etc/indimail/users/assign file or
/etc/indimail/users/cdb binary cdb file. If user argument is not
given, it prints all entries from users/assign file. If user argument
is given, it prints entries from /etc/indimail/users/cdb for all user
arguments passed on the command line.
Without the d, u and g arguments, printass prints the directory, uid
and gid for the user. The options can be used to print only the
directory the uid, the gid or combination of directory, uid, gid
entries.
printass exits 111 in case of error, else it exits 0. It can be used
in scripts to automate processing of users, domains configured in
users/assign file.