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Viewing Attributes

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RShambo

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Is it possible to view an attribute, like &lt;0:19&gt; last password change, from a command line? I don't want to use XSTD or MATTR. I want to be able to set the value in a script and use it later. For example if I wanted to notify a user 5 days in advance that Banyan was going to be asking for a new password I could get the last time they modified thier password from &lt;0:19&gt;.<br>
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Thanks for any help you can give me.<br>
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RShambo<br>

 
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