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Limit usernames to 32 chars per man useradd
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Hit this limit when CFN created users were pulled by import_users.sh (> 32 characters long).
Sorry for the kick patch, but this gets beyond the error. When
useradd
is called with a username > 32 characters, it returns an error code and message saying "invalid username" or similar. This was blocking other users under the 32 character limit from creating. FWIW, I don't need the script to work with these users, simply don't want it to fail completely.