Write down the line in the /etc/passwd file on your system that contains information about your login. What are your login shell, user ID, home directory, and group ID? Does your system contain the encrypted password in the /etc/passwd or /etc/shadow file?
What will be an ideal response?
msarwar:x:608:200:Syed Mansoor Sarwar:/home/faculty/msarwar:/bin/bash
Login shell /bin/bash (Bourne Again shell)
User ID 608
Home directory /home/faculty/msarwar
Group ID 200
Our system contains the ecrypted passwords in the /etc/shadow file. If your system is on a network with an NIS database, you can display your line in the NIS yppasswd database by using the ypcat passwd command as shown below. Note that the second field in the output is your encrypted password.
$ ypcat passwd | grep msarwar
msarwar:7PH6Ep.yDf4Wk:608:200:Syed Mansoor Sarwar:/home/faculty/msarwar:/bin/bash
$
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