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From: tony_curtis32 on 7 May 2010 18:47
CKM <ckmehta(a)gmail.com> writes:

> Besides some grepping through /etc/passwd and assumptions of
> repository order in nsswitch.conf, is there any method to easily
> determine is a user is local vs LDAP?
>
> The ldaplist command is a pretty good start to tell me if a user is in
> LDAP, but it doesn't preclude a user being in /etc/passwd and
> depending on nsswitch.conf, either could take precedence.

If by "local" you do mean "present in /etc/passwd" then
basically you're going to have to search /etc/passwd.

You're at fields in /etc/passwd so you might want to think
about awk/perl instead of grep (or anchor the regexp
appropriately).

hth
t
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