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| Hello! Is there a way to use goodpw, but allow users to change just a single character instead of at least three, when entering a new password. I have modified the /usr/lib/goodpw/match the way I need the settings to be. Everything works fine, but the users are always asked to change at least three characters. I have tried pretty much every combination in /etc/default/goodpw and /etc/auth/system/default, but nothing seems to work. I also tried different security levels, no changes either. The box runs sco openserver 5.0.6 with all the available patches and updates. Every hint is very welcome! Thanks in advance Dudeck |
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| dudeck typed (on Tue, Jan 13, 2004 at 01:28:32AM -0800): | Hello! | | Is there a way to use goodpw, but allow users to change just a single | character instead of at least three, when entering a new password. | I have modified the /usr/lib/goodpw/match the way I need the settings | to be. Everything works fine, but the users are always asked to change | at least three characters. If you run strings on /bin/passwd, you'll see that that condition is built-in to the binary, so I think you're SOL. -- JP |