The below command gets the home directory of user if at all the user exists
getent passwd naresh | cut -f6 -d:
getent passwd naresh | cut -f6 -d:
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2 comments:
thanks for the commands
There is a command specifically for this: getent
getent passwd someuser | cut -f6 -d:
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