Doug OLeary wrote:
Hi;
In my free time, I've been studying openldap and the ppolicy overlay.
I started working on password complexity today. While searching for
information on implementing complexity, I ran across the link immediately
following which seems to indicate that openldap honors the
Hey;
Apparently, in my efforts to be brief, I didn't adequately outline the
scenario. Users need to be able to change their own passwords once their
account is configured in ldap and assigned an initial password. That's where
pam comes in. Obviously, if I (or the user) change a user's
Am Sat, 15 Feb 2014 16:28:34 -0600 (CST)
schrieb Doug OLeary dkole...@olearycomputers.com:
Hey;
Apparently, in my efforts to be brief, I didn't adequately outline
the scenario. Users need to be able to change their own passwords
once their account is configured in ldap and assigned an
