On 15May2019 18:46, Chris Adams wrote:
Once upon a time, Cameron Simpson said:
But, yeah, if that doesn't sort it, use another tool. Ben suggested
pwgen, and I've got a script of my own called "mkpw" which generates
a 16 character random hex string.
Just FYI: openssl CLI can do that with "op
Once upon a time, Cameron Simpson said:
> But, yeah, if that doesn't sort it, use another tool. Ben suggested
> pwgen, and I've got a script of my own called "mkpw" which generates
> a 16 character random hex string.
Just FYI: openssl CLI can do that with "openssl rand -hex 8".
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Chris Adams
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On 15May2019 16:13, Aleksandar Kostadinov wrote:
in Fedora 28 I used the command `mkpasswd` [1] to generate passwords
according to different criteria. Now in Fedora 30 this command asks for
a password to encrypt for /etc/passwd usage.
Any ideas how do I get back the old `mkpasswd`?
[1] https
On Wed, May 15, 2019 at 9:15 AM Aleksandar Kostadinov
wrote:
> in Fedora 28 I used the command `mkpasswd` [1] to generate passwords
> according to different criteria. Now in Fedora 30 this command asks for
> a password to encrypt for /etc/passwd usage.
>
Would pwgen(1)[1] do what y
Hi,
in Fedora 28 I used the command `mkpasswd` [1] to generate passwords
according to different criteria. Now in Fedora 30 this command asks for
a password to encrypt for /etc/passwd usage.
Any ideas how do I get back the old `mkpasswd`?
[1] https://linux.die.net/man/1/mkpasswd
