Orion Poplawski wrote:
I'm used to being able to change user's passwords as root using the "passwd" command on my main server (this was with NIS and the master shadow file kept on the server). Now with FDS, I get:I don't think so. "root" usually does not exist in LDAP, only in /etc/passwd, so "root" is not really an LDAP user. I suppose you could use ldappasswd and bind as "cn=directory manager" instead if you know the user is an LDAP user.# passwd orion Changing password for user orion. Enter login(LDAP) password:and I must enter the password for the user "orion". This gets tricky when the user has forgotten their password.Is there a way to avoid this first check and allow root to force a change of the password?
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