On Wed, 15 Nov 2000, Joshua Hirsh wrote: > Password changing for dialin users is quite easy to accomplish (with DES > passwords atleast) through web pased scripts, but I have yet to find a > viable solution for md5 based password changing on the client level. > Granted I haven't had alot of time to fully dive into all the resources > available to find a solution just yet though.. I've mentioned before that I'm developing "ISPd" for ISP's. It handles billing of customers, creating accounts, warning customers when expiration is pending, expiring accounts. Most everything has a web interface. One advantage of ISPd is that you almost never need SUID applications. You can change your password from the command line or from the web interface and the user programs connect to the server to authorize and make the change. ISPd supports both DES and MD5 password hashes. :) ISPd currently uses a modified cistron-radiusd for dial up authentication and logs info to the UTMP file (for current sessions) and to a SQL based WTMP - like table. It's excellant and fast for reporting line use and the like. If it sounds interesting, take a look at http://ispd.eburg.com/. There's no online demo, though I might put one up again soon. The web page is also sorta out of date ;) It's sorta low profile, but it's _good_ quality code. Anyone who wants to help out is invited to. MSG _______________________________________________ Redhat-list mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] https://listman.redhat.com/mailman/listinfo/redhat-list
