Linux Batch create user's script

#!/bin/bash

For user in ' Cat/home/opt/userlist.txt '

Do

Mkdir-p/app/ftp/issue/merdealfiles/$user/dealfiles

Mkdir-p/app/ftp/issue/merdealfiles/$user/dealfiles/applyarea

Mkdir-p/app/ftp/issue/merdealfiles/$user/dealfiles/resultarea

Mkdir-p/app/ftp/issue/merdealfiles/$user/dealfiles/checkfiles

chmod 770/app/ftp/issue/merdealfiles/$user/dealfiles/applyarea

Cat/home/opt/uidlist.txt |while Read UID

Do

Useradd-u $uid-G develop-d/app/ftp/issue/merdealfiles/$user $user-S/sbin/nologin

Done

echo "$user successfully!!!"

echo "$user" >>/etc/access/ftpusers

echo "$user" >>/etc/access/chroot_users

#echo Linux | passwd--stdin $user

mkpasswd >/home/opt/userpasswd.txt

Cat/home/opt/userpasswd.txt | While read passwd

Do

echo "$passwd" |passwd--stdin $user

echo "$PASSWD" >>/home/opt/userpasswd-f.txt

Done

Done

Uidlist.txt format

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Userlist.txt format

Test

Test1

However, the script still has some minor problems, but for the time being, the script can be created in bulk based on the user name and UID already specified, and the random password can eventually be written to Userpasswd-f.txt.

Linux Batch create user's script