Re: using password aging with ssh
Thomas,
The old password is requested first.. ;P
Regards,
Alex.
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On Tue, 4 Jul 2000, thomas lakofski wrote:
> Hi,
>
> Is the above possible? That is, when a user's password has expired, they
> should be prompted to change it somehow. Works with telnet but that seems
> to defeat the point entirely.
>
> The behaviour as is, is that sshd just gives access denied when the
> password has aged, even if the second (expiration) period has not yet
> passed.
>
> regards,
>
> Thomas
>
>
> , , ,, ., ,. . . .. .. . . ,.
> who's watching your watchmen?
> gpg: pub 1024D/81FD4B43 sub 4096g/BB6D2B11=>p.nu/d
> 2B72 53DB 8104 2041 BDB4 F053 4AE5 01DF 81FD 4B43
>
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