On Saturday 10 June 2006 14:40, Todd O'Bryan wrote:
> What do people use to verify the strength of user passwords? Is there
> a Python library out there that's good?
>
> I've found python-crack, but that requires cracklib to be installed
> on the server and I'd prefer something self-contained.
I use John the Ripper ('sudo apt-get install john' for Debian users,
which I guess you're not, looking at your mail agent). It's not a
python program, and but assuming you want to use it on a Linux/Unix
box, it should be easy enough to compile it as a standalone binary --
it doesn't seem to depend on any libraries except standard C libs.
Luke
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