One other thought.
We should also test to see if the output of Password20 makes sense,
since it won't on many IPMI 1.5 machines. I think it would be
sufficient to run the Set user Password command and try to test a dummy
20 byte password. If the result comes back invalid input (I think
I can't recall if you can checkout k_r or k_g keys. If we can't, then the
above also holds for k_r and k_g.
I double checked, and it seems you can checkout k_r and k_g, so the
previous comments I made don't apply to k_r and k_g.
Al
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On Thu, 2006-07-06 at 09:02 -0700, Anand Avati wrote:
Every keyvalue's -validate () is called in the 1st pass. there i could
set two global variables passwd_is_specified and passwd20_is_specified
and check for the other not being set and set this.
Yeah, I think that would work. Just comment
