Joachim Backes wrote:
I think the problem is the password.
Splitting the script in to parts:
1. useradd .... $1 .......
2. password --stdin <<"EOF"
$2
EOF
so if you call
script <USERNAME> "<PASSWORD>"
the password should be set correctly.
Actually, one can use the useradd command to create the user and set
the password at the same time - you just have to remember to crypt() the
password string before passing it to useradd.
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