[CentOS] Migrating users to new server
Kenneth Porter
shiva at sewingwitch.comTue Oct 22 13:04:16 UTC 2019
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An age-old problem and there are some simple awk/grep-based scripts to handle the easy cases. Are there any more sophisticated tools that can extract all non-system users and groups and then merge the result into the password/group/shadow/gshadow files of a new server? I don't need home directories or mbox inboxes created because I'll rsync those over once I've created the users. Tricky problems include merging entries for existing users and groups, and renumbering if one is moving from a 500-based system to a 1000-based system. (I did the latter long ago so don't need it this time.) Red Hat's page with some simple commands to handle the easy cases: <https://access.redhat.com/solutions/179753>
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