El mié, 19-04-2006 a las 16:12 -0400, DeMarco, Dennis escribió:
> I had some time to play with this. I do not believe it can be done
> easily unless another password storage mechanism is made as a plug-in.
>
> The GNU-MD5 password format for /etc/shadow I believe is:
>
> $1$, followed by an 8 ch
Hi all,
I'm pretty uncertain about the best way to go about configuring the
admin server to use SSL (FDS1.0.2) . All of the docs I'm finding are
pretty shaky. Ultimately, I want users to manage their passwords and
info via the web-based Directory Server Gateway over SSL. This would
appear t
I had some time to play with this. I do not believe it can be done
easily unless another password storage mechanism is made as a plug-in.
The GNU-MD5 password format for /etc/shadow I believe is:
$1$, followed by an 8 character salt, $, 22 character hash.
Seems like something that could be very
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Date: Tue, 18 Apr 2006 20:14:31 +0300
From: Mike Jackson <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I would like to export the MD5 hash from the Fedora directory user's
password attribute into /etc/shadow of a Linux machine not in LDAP
(Redhat).
It appears this
For some reason, I just assumed that they would be unsigned integers.
That would make more sense to me too... since uid numbers can't be
negative (as far as I know)?
oh well :)
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/FAQ_80_6231.shtm
Aha, they are stored as signed integers, s
http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/FAQ_80_6231.shtm
Aha, they are stored as signed integers, so the actual number is in the 2
billion range... For some reason, I just assumed that they would be unsigned
integers.
Thanks for the pointer!
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http://kbase.redhat.com/faq/FAQ_80_6231.shtm
I think Solaris also supports 32-bit uids, not sure about other OSes.
[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
I was wondering if there is an upper limit on the uid or the
gidNumber in
fds.
Or is there a limit on OS level? Does anyone know what it is? Is this
diffe
I was wondering if there is an upper limit on the uid or the gidNumber in
fds.
Or is there a limit on OS level? Does anyone know what it is? Is this
different between the RedHat releases?
Is it different from other Unixes?
I have personally loaded 10 million user accounts into FDS as a performan
Hello,I was wondering if there is an upper limit on the uid or the gidNumber in fds.Or is there a limit on OS level? Does anyone know what it is? Is this different between the RedHat releases?Is it different from other Unixes?
Thanks in advance,Jo
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Hariharan R wrote:
Thanks for your reply.
As Jim summers said, i am running all the server instances as a same
user(root).But still i am not able to run my admin server.When i try to
run it it shows the following
"server is ready to accept requests at 1800" suddenly the process get
detatch
Thanks for your reply.
As Jim summers said, i am running all the server instances as a same
user(root).But still i am not able to run my admin server.When i try to
run it it shows the following
"server is ready to accept requests at 1800" suddenly the process get
detatched.There is no proce
Jim Summers wrote:
Hariharan R wrote:
Hai,
I am trying to install Fedora DS 7.1 on CentOS4.2.
At the End of the installation,the Admin server is not able to run.
After starting the console i tried to login using admin ID but i am
getting error like "URL not found or server not running"
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