On May 9, 2009, at 4:51 PM, Bernd Petrovitsch wrote:
- Depending on the security situation of your laptop/desktop/..., most
browsers allow you to let them remember the password for you. So
you have to really enter it only the first time.
Everyone who is concerned about security should be ver
Hi!
On Sam, 2009-05-09 at 12:51 -0700, bob 001 wrote:
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> Do we have any setting where we can set maximum retries for wrong
> password before it locks the account or something like that?
>
> isn't it otherwise easily breakable via bots by trying different
> passwords to the same web url.
Eas
bob 001 wrote:
>
>Do we have any setting where we can set maximum retries for wrong
>password before it locks the account or something like that?
No
>isn't it otherwise easily breakable via bots by trying different
>passwords to the same web url.
It depends on the strength of the password. Co
Hi there,
Do we have any setting where we can set maximum retries for wrong
password before it locks the account or something like that?
isn't it otherwise easily breakable via bots by trying different
passwords to the same web url.
How'z experts here controlling this piece of security?
-- TIA
There are three types of passwords:
- User password, this is simply the password for the mailman user on
your server, it lets you login as the user "mailman", all of Mailman's
processes run as this user. To change this password, login as root and
run:
passwd mailman
- Mailman Site passwor
