How to list all OS users on RH 9 ?

[Rick Stevens]

sg at pobox.com wrote:
> On RedHat Linus command is who -q

That only lists the users currently logged in, Rajeev.

Bob's awk script:

	awk -F: '{if($3>499)print $1}' /etc/passwd

will list all users with a user ID >= 500 from the passwd file, which is
probably more what he wants (Red Hat's "adduser" script starts adding
users with user IDs starting at 500 unless overridden with a "-u").

And please bottom-post in the future, Rajeev.
> *====================================
> On Monday 28 June 2004 07:42, Yan Peng wrote:
> 
>>redhat-install-list:
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>>	 On solaris, there is one command listusers to list all OS users. I'd like
>>to know what command can do the same work on RH 9 ? Many thanks.
>>
>>
>>
>>Yan Peng
>>yanpeng at mx.cei.gov.cn
>>2004-06-28
>>
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