Example: Displaying An Authorized User

The following is an example of what you type to display an existing authorized user object while logged into the primary Screen:

admin% ssadm -r primary edit Initial
edit> authuser print jeff.hogg
"jeff.hogg" ENABLED PASSWORD={ "" CRYPT_PASSWORD="s8Q2DZRw4tmGk" ENABLED } 
DESCRIPTION="large and in charge" REAL_NAME="Jeff Hogg"

print surrounds the value of each item in double quotes. These are only necessary on input to protect embedded spaces within the values of items or to preserve null items.

print produces all tag names in capital letters (for example, REAL_NAME=). On input, the case for these tags is not important (for example, real_name= and REAL_NAME= are equivalent).

Because of the way in which passwords are encrypted, the add operation is unlikely to yield a particular crypt_password= encoding of any given plaintext password. There are 4096 different encryptions of any given plaintext password.