Pam unix with LDAP server account lockout
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The default user password storage scheme is ''SSHA''. To change it to ''crypt'', run the following command on both Directory Servers: | The default user password storage scheme is ''SSHA''. To change it to ''crypt'', run the following command on both Directory Servers: | ||
# '''dsconf set-server-prop pwd-storage-scheme:crypt''' | # '''dsconf set-server-prop pwd-storage-scheme:crypt''' | ||
Revision as of 22:22, 14 December 2007
Overview
In order to support a legacy application, I have to meet the following requirements:
- pam_unix must be used.
- The Directory Server must only store user passwords in {crypt} format.
Requirements
The Directory Server must only store passwords in crypt format
The default user password storage scheme is SSHA. To change it to crypt, run the following command on both Directory Servers:
# dsconf set-server-prop pwd-storage-scheme:crypt
