Re: Using CRYPT password on redhat 7.3 with openldap 2.1.4

[Elmo Recio <erecio@storm.jmc.tju.edu>]

I think it has something to do with MD5 ReHashing of passwords. You
might want to turn MD5 on, if it was previously off, or turn it off if
it was previously on. I don't quite know where it is, but authconfig
might do it, and so might reinstalling (and when you get to password
screen - authentication configuration screen, ) uncheck the box that
says MD5.

Olivier Simon wrote:

>De: "Olivier Simon" <olivier.simon31@wanadoo.fr>
>À: <Lists@OpenLDAP.org>
>Objet: Using CRYPT password on redhat 7.3 with openldap 2.1.4
>Date: mercredi 11 septembre 2002 11:39
>
>Hi everybody,
>
>after migrating openldap 2.0.19 to 2.1.14, the CRYPT scheme seems not 
to be
>recognizes (invalid credentials).
>I exported entries from 2.0.19 in a ldif file and imported in the 2.1.4
>release.
>And now, Ican't bind to the directory with crypted password. The 
platform is
>the same.
>I used the compilation options :  --enable-crypt and (for
>tests) --enable-lanpasswd.
>
>The 2.0.19 was a red hat packaging installation (i did not compile the
>soft).
>
>Is there something wrong with this install ???
>
>PS  : the command slappasswf -h {CRYPT} failed too.
>
>Thanks for answer.
>Olivier.
>
>
>