here is one way to do it with slappasswd.
# slappasswd -h {crypt} -s newpasswdhere
result:
{CRYPT}$6ytg4iJ4FiPgman for more options.
hth, ---lem
Plug n Play wrote:
Dear all,
Here's a quick question. I'm reading a Howto regarding LDAP and found this in one of its ldif file.
userPassword: {crypt}$!Z0ksiAKjsKLAsjuwyuAK!jksX
how do I encrypt my password so I can copy paste it to the ldif file like shown above.
Is it slappasswd ? I'm not sure but I think not...
Thank you & more power, Joey
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