Re: [ldap] password change in openldap

["Markus Schabel" <markus.schabel@tgm.ac.at>]

very interesting question.
i'm working with shadow & md5 for system-users (root), and the rest comes from
ldap and there seems crypt to work. Does it also work, if I store MD5 in the
userPassword attribute?

regards

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From: <Tuyen_T_Nguyen@hartehanks.com>
To: <openldap-software@OpenLDAP.org>
Sent: Tuesday, June 18, 2002 8:51 PM
Subject: [ldap] password change in openldap


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>                       06/18/2002 11:46          Subject:  [ldap] password
change in openldap
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> I turn on password aging.  when I change password, I can no longer login.
> I check password in userPassword attribute after password got changed.  I
> don't think it is using crypt as hash algorithm.  If I use crypted password
> from local /etc/shadow and update it in openldap, I can login again.
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> Is there a way to check what hash algorithm openldap use when update
> password?  How do I set up?  Is it in slapd.conf?
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