Glen Mehn wrote:
Jose Alberto Guzman wrote:If you run an ldap backend, I can send you an example php script.Jose: would you please? cheers, glen
Here it goes, it's an in house script, so don't expect elegancy or cleanliness.
It uses php-cracklib in order to check for good new passwords, for some reason the php4-cracklib module is not included in debian, but it can be built as a deb out of the source package of php4. This involes editing debian/rules to add the configure option --with-crack=/usr in the COMMON_CONFIG section, as well as having _all_ needed *-dev packages installed to compile php4, it's a PITA but it's worth it. There may be an easier way to get the thing built, I just don't know.
In any case, if you don't want to or can't use cracklib, or have a better password checker, the code in the script can be commented out.
José