koniczynek wrote:
The password modify extended operation (which ldappasswd uses) is also allowed if you use a SASL mechanism that provides confidentiality such as DIGEST-MD5 or GSSAPI. These approaches conflict with your need to use crypt hashing for your passwords though, so you're stuck using SSL.Eric Beda napisał(a):In the administration console there is option which specifies algorythm for user passwords. Choose CRYPT from there, should work.i am trying to set up virtual mailserver using postfix,dovecot and jamm,i'm walking through a tutorial that is based on openldap, i am required tomake fedora ds use CRYPT password mechanism how do i set that up?also i seem to fail to change users passwords, whenever i issue the commandSecure connection - it means that you need to configure SSL for your DS and then change passwords over a SSL connectionldappasswd -D "cn=manager,dc=example,dc=example" -x -w "secret" -s "secret" "[EMAIL PROTECTED],jvd=somename,dc=example,dc=example" i get the following error Result: Confidentiality required (13) Additional info: Operation requires a secure connection. note that my directory manager dn is "cn=manager,dc=example,dc=example" and i'm using fedora ds 7.1
-NGK
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