Shell Requirements: Write a script
One, add 10 users user1 to User10, password with the user name, if the user exists, but requires only the user does not exist in the case can be added, in the format of/useradd.sh
Solution ideas: 1. Use the FOR Loop statement to add the user User1 to users 10
2, to determine whether the user exists, if present, the echo user already exists, if not present, add the user, and set the password and user name is the same.
Scripting: Vim useradd.sh and gives +x permissions,
#!/bin/bash#for i in{1..10};d o if id user$I >>/dev/null;then echo " User user$i exits " else useradd user$I &> /dev/null echo "User user$i add sucefull" echo user$i | passwd --stdin user$i &>/dev/null echo "The user user$i passwd is user$i" fidone
Second, delete the User1 to User10, if the user does not exist, then the echo user does not exist, if the user exists, then delete. format is/userdel.sh
Ideas: 1, to determine whether the user exists, if any, then delete; if it does not exist, the user does not exist
2. Using the FOR Loop statement
Script: Vim userdel.sh, and gives +x permission
#!/bin/bash#for I in{1..10};d o if ID user$i >>/dev/null;then userdel-r user$i &>/dev/null echo "User user$i Del Successful" else echo "user$i not exits." Fidone
Third, expand the above script, if add adds user user1 to User10, if del deletes the user user1 to User10. Formats such as: admin.sh--add |--del
Idea: 1, if no parameters are entered, the output format is incorrect and the correct input format is displayed, then exit
2, determine whether the input parameter is--add, and then determine whether the user name exists, if present, the display exists, if not, add User1 to User10 10 users, and configure the password is the same as the user name.
3, determine whether the input parameter is--del, and then determine whether the user name exists, if there is, delete the operation, and Echo shows that the deletion succeeded, if not, it shows that the user does not exist.
4, judge the input parameter is other, display the command error
Script: admin.sh, and give +x permissions
#!/bin/bash#if [ $# -lt 1 ];then #未输入参数 echo " Usage : useradd.sh [opention] " exit 7fiif [ $1 == '--add ' ];then #输入的第一个参数为 for i in {1..10};d o if id user$i &>/dev/null ;then echo "User user$i exit" else useradd user$i echo user$i |passwd --stdin user$i &>/dev/null echo "User user$I add successfull " fi doneelif [ $1 == '--del ' ];then for i in {1..10};d o if id user$i &>/dev/null ;then userdel -r user$i &>/dev/null echo "Userdel user$i successful" else echo "User user$i not exit" fi doneelse echo "Exit" exit 10fi
Third, expand the above script again, through the input parameters, to achieve the user's add and delete. Formats such as: admin2.sh--add|--del|--help Wli,jerry,tom,hello,hi
Ideas: 1, the input of the second parameter to convert to a list mode.
2. If the first parameter is--help, the help command is displayed
3. Other ideas follow the previous example
Script admin2.sh, and give +x permissions
#!/bin/bash#if [ $# -lt 1 ];then echo "Usage: Adminuser.sh --add|--del|--help [opentions] " exit 7fiif [ $1 == '--add ' ];then for USER in ' echo $2|sed ' s/,/ /g ';d o if id $USER &>/dev/null;then echo "$USER exit " else useradd $USER &>/dev/ null echo $USER |passwd --stdin $USER &>/ dev/null echo "add $USER finished." fi doneelif [ $1 == '--del ' ];then for user in ' echo $2|sed ' s/,/ /g ';d o if id $USER &>/ Dev/null;then userdel -r $USER &>/dev/null echo "del $USER finished " else echo " $USER not exit " fi doneelif [ $1 == '--help ' ];then echo "Usage :a.sh --add user1,user2,... | --del user1,user2,... | --help "else echo " Unknown atgin "fi
Command format:
1. Judgment Statement Format:
Single IF branch format:
if judgment condition; then
Fi
Dual-Branch Structure:
if judgment condition; then
Else
Fi
Multi-Branch Structure:
if judgment condition; then
elif ; Then
elif ; Then
Else
Fi
2. Circular statement format
For variable in list:d O
Loop body
Done
When the traversal is complete, exit
Build list: Echo $ |sed ' s/,//g '
List of integers:
{1..100} 1 to 100 integers
SEQ [Start number [step length]] End number
3. Add/Remove user formats
# useradd Create user
-U UID
-G GID (Basic Group)
-G GID .... (Additional groups)
-C "COMMENT" comment information
-D Specify home directory
-s Specifies the shell path/etc/shells: Specifies the security shell available in the current system
-m-k Force create home directory for users and copy shell files to home directory
-m/etc/login.defs, do not create home directory for users
-R Add System user
#userdel Delete a user
If no option is added, the user's home directory is not deleted by default
-R Delete user at the same time, delete home directory
4. passwd use Format
#passwd [USERNAME] Modify user password
--stdin
Example: Echo "Redhat" | passwd--stdin User3
- l lock
-U unlock
- d Delete user password
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Shell script Add or remove user and command use method