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From: Perry E. Metzger (perrywasabisystems.com)
Date: Thu Jan 25 2001 - 09:31:32 CST

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    Jon Lindgren <jlindgrenslk.com> writes:
    > > I propose that we distinguish between accounts that are not password
    > > loginable and accounts that are off by using different characters for
    > > the second field -- something other than * -- and that I then hack the
    > > /etc/security script to properly note this distinction and ignore the
    > > accounts that are intentionally on but password disabled.
    > >
    > > Comments?
    >
    > Agreed, but we'd also need the capability to see if they've changed.

    That's already in the scripts. Have a look. This is orthogonal.

    > I'd agree with the idea that in general, a box as configured within
    > reason should not produce warnings or anomalous results in the daily
    > outputs, especially when it's a stock configuration right out of base.tgz
    > and etc.tgz

    Yup. You want to be able to have /etc/security come out clean on a
    reasonably configured box.

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