Redhat uses PAM libraries. Password security checks can be part of main
password library or they can be provided by cracklib.
You might be able to disable cracklib checks in pam configuration.
Configuration files are in /etc/pam.d/.
http://www.linuxdocs.org/HOWTOs/User-Authentication-HOWTO/x101.h
Hi Thomas,
thanks for ur reply. infact the was a problem with my poppassd daemon.
i did compile again
the pluggin doing a perfect job
the only problem i have is its not accepting simple passwords as it says
500 'BAD PASSWORD: it is based on a dictionary word'
i do have a poppassd file in pam.d
If poppass server fails to verify your password, something is wrong in
your setup or poppass server's compilation. Is poppass server running on
correct server?
> Hi thomas,
>
> thanks for the info.
> btw i was using compiled a wrong popassd server not for linux red hat OS
>
> now i downloaded and
Hi thomas,
thanks for the info.
btw i was using compiled a wrong popassd server not for linux red hat OS
now i downloaded and compliled the right one and i can telnet with port
106 n also netstat show me the port is listening
but i get a error message when i try to change the password
it says
5
> hi all
>
> i tried the settings as per u
>
> here my settings.php file
> -
>
> #global $imapServerAddress;
>#global $62.150.152.2;
> #
> /* Use the address of the IMAP server as the default */
> $poppass_server = '62.150.152.2';
hi all
i tried the settings as per u
here my settings.php file
-
but now the only error i get is after what u tell me
ERROR:Connection refused (111)
can u help me pls
Thanks and Regards
>
> Hi Paul,
>
> I have installed the change_password on SERVER A and also the poppassd
> utility on the SERVER B where i want to change the users password .
>
> ( the passwords are in the /etc/password file on RED HAT linux )
>
> the settings.php file is here below
>
>
> #global $imapServerAd
Hi Paul,
I have installed the change_password on SERVER A and also the poppassd
utility on the SERVER B where i want to change the users password .
( the passwords are in the /etc/password file on RED HAT linux )
the settings.php file is here below
but i get the following error when i go to
> i am using squirrel mail 1.4.2 for the past one year on Red Hat Linux and
> everything works fine .
except the numerous published security holes that you are not addressing
by not upgrading
> i am using the change password pluggin by Paul Lesneiwski and is working
> perfectly
please note the c
Dear All,
i am using squirrel mail 1.4.2 for the past one year on Red Hat Linux and
everything works fine .
i am using the change password pluggin by Paul Lesneiwski and is working
perfectly
recently we have a new domain hosted on another server running red hat and
imap server and i am using mul
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