Bug#237526: marked as done (no question whether MD5 passwords should be used is asked)
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Package: base-config
Version: 2.14
I am asked no question whether MD5 passwords should be used or not.
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From: Christian Perrier <bubulle@debian.org>
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Subject: Re: Bug#237526: no question whether MD5 passwords should be used is asked
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Quoting Florian Effenberger (floeff@arcor.de):
> Package: base-config
> Version: 2.14
>
> I am asked no question whether MD5 passwords should be used or not.
The question priority has been lowered in the shadow package. It is
not asked at high priority, assuming that 99% of users will simply hit
Enter for the default Yes answer.
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