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Subject: Re: [MORE] Passwords database
From: Andrew Otwell (andrew
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What if the user changes their password via "passwd "?
I understood that after you installed DES, then all passwords would be
DES upon the next user password change. I'd love to be incorrect on this
one. Please yank and put some dummy examples - before and after. Please
DO NOT use root's account and a passwd user as this will not apply to a
3000+ user system.
Alexander Leidinger wrote:
>
> On 4 Feb, Andrew Otwell wrote:
> > MD5 is stingy and does not understand DES.
> > If you're running in DES compat mode (i.e. libcrypt -> libdescrypt)
> > you will not be able to choose which passwords will be in MD5 format.
> > All passwords will be in DES format from DES inception onward.
>
> Sorry, but I have libcrypt -> libdescrypt and my root-password is hashed
> with MD5.
> I didn't know how to migrate automaticly at next login, but manualy you
> can use e.g. vipw, exchange the old passwd with "$1$*" (without the
> doublequotes) and execute as root "passwd user". The new password is now
> hashed with MD5.
>
> Bye,
> Alexander.
>
> --
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>
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