passwd(1) The quality of the password can be enforced by specifying an external checking program via the ``passwordcheck'' variable in login.conf(5).
Finally all passwords typed by the user (insane class) are controlled by passwd(1) and then controlled this time with passwordcheck program It is only possible to do it using through a script (combining pw_mkdb and master.passwd). Sorry for this useless post. cheers, -- Wesley. Le 19 mai 2012 ` 23:38, Wesley MOUEDINE ASSABY a icrit : > Sorry 'tc=default' was missing at the end : > > insane:\ > :minpasswordlen=4:\ > :passwordcheck=/usr/bin/true:\ > :passwordtries=0:\ > :tc=default: > > It doesn't work, still need a more complicated password. > > I read login.conf (5) : > passwordcheck program An external program that > checks the quality of the > password. The password is > passed to the program on > stdin. An exit code of 0 > indicates that the quality > of > the password is sufficient, > an exit code of 1 signals > that the password failed the > check. > > and > > passwordtries number 3 The number of times the > passwd(1) utility enforces a > check on the password. If > 0, > the new password will only > be > accepted if it passes the > password quality check. > > Any idea ? > > Thank you very much. > > Cheers, > > Wesley. > > > > Le 18 mai 2012 ` 23:20, Wesley MOUEDINE ASSABY a icrit : > >> Hi, >> >> i'm trying to disable password check. I already read man page of login.conf >> (5) and passwd (1). >> What i have done : >> >> - add a new class "insane" in /etc/login.conf : >> >> insane:\ >> :minpasswordlen=1:\ >> :passwordcheck=/usr/bin/true:\ >> :passwordtries=1: >> >> - add a new user with this class >> >> The length control is ok, tries is also ok, but the password check is still >> here. >> Any idea to disable it ? >> >> Cheers, >> >> Wesley.
