userlist.awk

#!/bin/awk -f
#
# ARCH-Admin - User List awk sctipt
#
# A Dialog Menued version of the Admin Program. Similar
# type of system is found on SCO UNIX. SCO admin is written in TCL.
#
# Some ideas came from CDM (Console Display Manager)  as this is for
# installing it was changed to CSM.
#
#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Script Created by Vincent - EZ-Arch Project (ezarchproject@gmail.com)
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#-------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Run this script after your first boot with archlinux (as root)
#--------------------------------------------------------------------------------
# Explaination of the Script:
#
# Run the Script file with /etc/passwd and it will list the file
# fields in the password file.
#
# $ scriptname /etc/password
#
##########################################################################

BEGIN{
print "Username" "\t\t\t"  "UID"  "\t" " Comment"
print "=========================================================================="
FS=":"}
{printf "%-23s \t %-5s \t %-23s\n", $1, $3, $5}