1 02/26/85 print_pnt
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 3 Syntax as a command:  print_pnt {Person_id} {-control_args}
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 6 Function:  prints the contents of a binary person name table (PNT) in a
 7 readable form on the administrator's terminal.  Note that, while
 8 portions of the user entry in the PNT are stored in encrypted form, any
 9 encryption algorithm is susceptible to a sophisticated,
10 computer-assisted code-breaking effort.  Therefore the System
11 Administrator should ensure that access to the PNT is as restricted as
12 possible.  In general, only the SysAdmin and SysDaemon projects should
13 have access to the PNT.
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16 Arguments:
17 Person_id
18    specifies the person whose PNT entry is to be printed.  If this
19    argument is omitted, the entire PNT is printed.
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22 Control arguments:
23 -brief
24    makes no attempt to access information in the user registration file
25    (URF).
26 -force_no_password_info
27    same as -no_password_info, but additionally causes the rejection of
28    the -password_info control argument for this invocation of
29    print_pnt.  This control argument can be used to ensure that limited
30    system administrators cannot obtain password information.
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33 -no_password_info
34    suppresses the display of information about good or bad passwords
35    and the date of password change.  The rest of the PNT/URF entry is
36    displayed.
37 -password_info
38    displays any information about good or bad passwords and the date of
39    password change with the rest of the PNT/URF entry.  (Default)