Use local files for getting information about users and group #133
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… available users and groups
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Hi, do you need any help for committing this? |
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Is there any reason that this ii still laying around? |
No dev has reviewed it . Hopefully, it'll be reviewed after 1.3.0 |
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Hi,
Because getgrent() and getpwent() calls uses NSS for all available users and groups on machine (includes non-local). So, those patch uses only local /etc/passwd and /etc/groups files for getting information about users and groups.