> wolfd> Does anyone have a command to list all the group entries defined in the
> wolfd> protection database? I am looking for a command to list each group as
> wolfd> well as the members in each group.
>
> [...pts listmax and scanning through all possible number...]
> an alternative would be to open up the raw database files on your
> database servers but that means running the process directly on the db
> server which may not fit ones security model.
Dumping the contents of the prdb is relatively simple and reasonably fast.
I've done this to retrieve to userid-username pairs for user admin tasks.
This could be used as a starting point in combination with the previously
posted perl script. Let me know if there's interest in it.
+gg
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