$username . ",cn=people,dc=lib-mac,dc=local";
$macEntry->dn($newdn);
[removed SSHA1 stuff for clarity]
$macEntry->replace(userPassword => $newMacpw);
my $add = $macBind->add($macEntry);
die "Error changing password: " . $add->error()."\n
pw = '{SSHA}' . encode_base64($ctx->digest . $salt ,'');
$macEntry->replace(userPassword => $newMacpw);
my $add = $macBind->add($macEntry);
die "Error changing password: " . $add->error()."\n" if
$add->code()
Encrypting the passwords.
Prentice Bisbal wrote:
> Robert Threet wrote:
>> IS there a method of calling SSHA when stuffing passwords into the
>> directory?
>>
>
> Do you mean to encrypt the passwords with SSHA, or to make sure SSL is
> being used when adding passwo
IS there a method of calling SSHA when stuffing passwords into the
directory?
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