On Wed, 20 Jan 1999, Thomas Stinner wrote:
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# Redhat (at least 5.2) comes with a tool named pwunconv, i don't know if
# debian includes the same. Under Redhat it's located in the
#
There's a lot more to it than that. You also have to make sure all your
login-style binaries also support standard and not shadow passwords.
Things like login, rlogind, telnetd, ftp,popd and almost anything else
that verifies passwords via /etc/{shadow/passwd}.
Usually its a quite right pain to go from one to another.
G'day!
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