user permissions

UNIX Solaris
1

hi
i want to display the usernames,usergroups user permissions and user home directory's with in a single command.and possibities are their for getting this output ..

2

I would suggest you to be specific about your question. Could you tell us about the permissions you are talking about?

Except permission, other things can be listed by :

#cat /etc/passwd

Thanks,
Deepak

3

hi deepak

           in /etc/passwd will not shown the users permissions ..it will displays the given below output...i want the output along with users permissionsssssss..

print:x:102:10::/home1/print:/bin/sh
pradm:x:103:10:Printer Administrator:/home1/pradm:/bin/pfsh
sshd:x:108:10::/home1/sshd:/bin/sh
srs:x:107:1:SRSuser:/home1/srs:/bin/sh
shut:x:109:10::/export/home/shut:/bin/sh

4

As Deepak has said, you'll have to be more specific about what user permissions you want to view.

5

suppose if i created user name shut.. with below command
useradd -m /export/home/shut -d shut
i want to see shut's user home directory ,shut permissions(read,write,execute),.....
but we can see the home directory in /etc/passwd...but we cannot see the permissions (r,w,x) to shut..means whether shut is having permisions to use any type of applicationssss?

6

So you want the file permissions on the user's home dir?

ls -ld `egrep '^username\:' /etc/passwd | cut -d ':' -f 6`| awk '{ print $1 }' | head -1
7

Solaris ACLs

8

If you are referring to RBAC, you can view this in /etc/user_attr

9

So is he asking about roles? roles and permissions are 2 different things.

10

Yah, it's all a bit vague isn't it? :slight_smile: I was latching onto the comment about user's rights in certain applications.