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how can we know the creation time of user.

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how can we know the creation time of user...

Answer / indhu

check the /etc/shadow file. It will contain the
required information

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how can we know the creation time of user...

Answer / girish

Unix doesn't maintain file creation date.

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how can we know the creation time of user...

Answer / natraj

At the time of user creation, we will mention the user's
home directory.
#ls -ld /dirname
Above command will provide the date and time stamp of user
creation information.

Eg:#useradd -d /export/home/raj -m /raj
The above command will create user "raj" along with home
directory "raj" which has been followed by /export/home.

#ls -ld /raj
The above command will display the time & date stamp.

Thanks & Regards
Natraj

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how can we know the creation time of user...

Answer / r@m

logins -x -l username it will show user creation date.

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how can we know the creation time of user...

Answer / venkat

use this coomand to know the time of creation.
In last line it gives PS <creation time>

#logins -x -l venkat
venkat 1031 other 1
/export/home/venkat
/usr/bin/bash
PS 123110 -1 105 14

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how can we know the creation time of user...

Answer / prasad

If we want to know the users creation time or any other
details abt user, simply u can check /etc/shadow file. this
file having user's details like expire field shows the time
of user

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how can we know the creation time of user...

Answer / somwanshi_sachin

check the /etc/passwd file there is comment give date of
user created. when u create user that time u write a
comment line this date then we can check in /etc/passwd file

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how can we know the creation time of user...

Answer / indhu

check in the /etc/shado. It will contain the
required information

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