awk '/^name/ {n=$2} /^clear/ {printf "username: " n "\tpassword: " $3 "\n"}'
should work
needs that all entries are correct (ie no name without password etc)
hth
A 11:40 03/08/2005 +0400, vous avez écrit :
>I want to catch up up all user names and passwords which been created into
qmail
>I have a file which include the following structure
>
>name: peter
>passwd: $1$WmPAy$xrW9rd7U3.EGMMKEpe63A0
>clear passwd: password
>uid: 0
>gid: 0
> all services available
>dir: /home/vpopmail/domains/dom/1/peter
>quota: 52428800S
>usage: 0%
>
>name: mark
>passwd: $1$WmPAy$xrW9rd7U3.EGMMKEpe63A0
>clear passwd: password
>uid: 0
>gid: 0
> all services available
>dir: /home/vpopmail/domains/dom/1/mark
>quota: 52428800S
>usage: 0%
>
>The shell/perl script should catch all user names / clear password and
>list like this
>username: xxxx password: yyyy
>
>Any help?
>
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