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Hi All,
I have a OpenBSD 3.2 machine and I have just installed OpenBSD 3.8 on another, I want to move all the users and passwords from the 3.2 machine to the 3.8. Is this at all possible and what is the process in doing so?? any help would be greatly appreciated. Thanks in advance. Regards, Darkane. |
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From the man pages of pwd_mkdb
you'll need to copy the following: Code:
/etc/master.passwd current password file
/etc/passwd a 6th Edition-style password file
/etc/pwd.db insecure password database file
/etc/spwd.db secure password database file
/etc/group (This one is not in the man page)
You also want to make sure that the password scheme in login.conf between the two servers is the same. See man 5 login.conf and search for localcipher. Make sure to backup all your old files before changing all this. You'll probably want to copy all the stuff under /home over to the new machine as well.
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