Python_Admin | Examples : Administrative tasks

Python_Admin is a Python library. Python_Admin has no bugs, it has no vulnerabilities and it has low support. However Python_Admin build file is not available. You can download it from GitHub.

The python programs in this branch are just for proving my programming skills in python. You can modify it at will and redistribute it. check_passwd.py: You will need permission to run the "passwd -S $username" command if you are not root. This code retrieves user names from the "/etc/passwd" file, runs the "passwd -S $username" on each user, and then, analyses the output returned for each user and displays information about users that are locked and users that can login without authentication. Note: This code does not check the strength of passwords. check_procs.py: This program will first open the “/proc/meminfo” file to retrieve the amount of available RAM on the system and then runs the “ps -eo user,ppid,pid,stat,pcpu,pmem,command” command, retrieves the percentage of memory used by each process and performs a mathematical calculation to convert them into an approximate value in megabyte and lists processes in two groups: Active process(es) and Inactive process(es). Active processes are processes that are constantly accessing the CPU and Inactive processes are the ones that are idle or seem to be idle. http_server.sock.py: Socket HTTP server. track_Zombies.py: This program runs the “ps -eo user,ppid,pid,stat,pcpu,pmem,command” command, sorts out zombie processes and output them to the terminal.