Unix::Sysadmin::User - user information class
use Unix::Sysadmin::User;
$user = Unix::Sysadmin::User->new();
returns an empty Unix::Sysadmin::User object.
This class describes users in a Unix network. The class is organized so as to make it easier to produce passwd databases, HTML user lists and LDAP entries from the data represented.
Properties and methods are documented in the following section.
new() Returns an empty Unix::Sysadmin::User object.
load(FILEHANDLE) creates a new object and loads its data from the open file handle FILEHANDLE. Reads data until a line containing 'USER' by itself is encountered
firstname() get/set the user's first name
middlename() get/set the user's middle name
lastname() get/set the user's last name
fullname() get the user's full name
officephone() get/set the user's office phone number
homephone() get/set the user's home phone number
pagephone() get/set the user's pager phone number
cellphone() get/set the user's cell phone number
workemail() get/set the user's work email address
homeemail() get/set the user's home email address
homeaddress() get/set the user's home street address
class() get/set the user's class, an arbitrary string unused at present
uname() get/set the user's Unix username
passwd() get/set the user's encrypted Unix password
uid() get/set the user's Unix user id
gid() get/set the user's Unix group id
change() get/set the user's Unix password change interval
expire() get/set the user's Unix password expire date
gecos() get/set the user's Unix passwd description
homedir() get/set the user's Unix homedir
shell() get/set the user's Unix shell
scope() Hosts this user is allowed on. 'ALL','NONE' or a colon separated list of hosts and/or netgroups. Netgroups are specified by a prefix of '+'. Defaults to 'ALL' if not otherwise specified.
exp_allow() colon separated list of host names and/or netgroups if scope is 'NONE', or the host does not appear, allow these anyway ignored if scope is 'ALL'
exp_deny() colon separated list of host names and/or netgroups if scope is 'ALL', or the host appears in the scope, deny these anyway ignored if scope is 'NONE'
validsortorders() get the fields that User records may be sorted by. These are:
byFirstname byLastname byClass byUname byUID byGID byShell
defaultsortorder() This returns 'byUname'
dump() print the object to stdout
have({SORTORDER=>"sortorder",TARGET=>"target"}) or
have("sortorder","target") compares the field indicated by "sortorder" (one of $self->validsortorders()) with "target". Returns 1 on match, 0 otherwise.
Man(3)
pages (programmer's docs):
the Unix::Sysadmin::Host manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::User manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::Automount manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::Group manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::Netgroup manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::List manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::Cmds manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::Files manpage the Unix::Sysadmin::Utility manpage the Unix::Sysadmin::Config manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::Scoped manpage
Man(4)
pages (file formats):
the Unix::Sysadmin::Host.list manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::User.list manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::Automount.list manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::Group.list manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::Netgroup.list manpage
Man(1m)
pages (manager's docs):
the Unix::Sysadmin manpage, the Unix::Sysadmin::Setup manpage the usasetup manpage
Howard Owen <hbo@egbok.com> =cut