[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> On Mon, Sep 18, 2006 at 08:56:20AM -0400, James Carlson wrote:
> >
> > What are you using on your Linux systems?
>
> Mainly samba (no LDAP). So I need to move all users accounts (passwords)
> to new server.
That wasn't the question. In context, the original question was this:
You don't need to make those changes unless you're using MD5 passwords
on Linux.
What are you using on your Linux systems?
What kinds of passwords are you using on your Linux systems? Do they
look like this:
rJSJNt0RfvMy6
or like this?
$1$KhnoybOU$E80qNnpDUEZDCNU5wP9j41
The former is a traditional UNIX crypt password. It works fine on
Solaris, and there's no special configuration that you have to do --
just make sure those passwords are split out into the /etc/shadow
file, and you should be all set.
The latter is an MD5 password. This is also, by default, supported on
Solaris 10 and up. Just put those passwords in the shadow file.
See crypt.conf(4) for more options.
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