Hi,
I'm writing a script to help my fellow admins automatically creates user
accounts in OpenLDAP 2.4. I can provide copy of script if you would
like it.
The issue I have is encrypting the plain text word into passwd format, I found
the very helpful slappasswd2.4 which seems to work so I put it into my script:
echo $NEWPASS > /tmp/newpass
chmod 400 /tmp/newpass
slappasswd2.4 -h {crypt} -T /tmp/newpass > /tmp/passenc
chmod 400 /tmp/passenc
EPASS=`cat /tmp/passenc`
It creates an entry in the passenc file which looks like this:
{crypt}mHUqpeNah1BOQ
But when i use this as a variable to the 'userpassword:' attribute then try to
compare passwds within phpLDAPadmin (1.2.0.5) it fails.
The
phpLDAPadmin encryption uses random Salt (AKA SaltedHash), which I can
disable, but would rather not. So how does I use the Crypt::SaltedHash to
encrypt a plain text word? (or anything that does the trick really!)
Cheers,
Stuart.
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