Z Zeus Registered Mar 18, 2002 #1 How to use the nidump command to get the users's settings (passwords included ???) Tnaks anyone can help me !!!
How to use the nidump command to get the users's settings (passwords included ???) Tnaks anyone can help me !!!
scruffy Notorious Olive Counter Mar 19, 2002 #2 You can. I won't tell you how, because if you're going to do something morally wrong and illegal it's more fun to do your own research. Look around, do some web searches, the information shouldn't be too hard to turn up.
You can. I won't tell you how, because if you're going to do something morally wrong and illegal it's more fun to do your own research. Look around, do some web searches, the information shouldn't be too hard to turn up.
kilowatt mach-o mach-o man Mar 19, 2002 #3 passwords you can't get at, they are encrypted. only uber hackers can get that. However, here's how you dumb all that information: nidump -r /users / supposedly you can also dump this as an /etc/passwd file, but I couldn't get that to work.
passwords you can't get at, they are encrypted. only uber hackers can get that. However, here's how you dumb all that information: nidump -r /users / supposedly you can also dump this as an /etc/passwd file, but I couldn't get that to work.
kilowatt mach-o mach-o man Mar 19, 2002 #4 I was thinking too hard! nidump passwd . that will generate a standard unix passwd output. Use: nidump passwd . > ~/passwd.txt to dump it into a file.
I was thinking too hard! nidump passwd . that will generate a standard unix passwd output. Use: nidump passwd . > ~/passwd.txt to dump it into a file.
