Jason Winningham wrote:
Oh I am sorry, let me explain a little better.... I do know how to do
this from the command line, but what I am wanting to do is to have my
Gnome users have a pop-up, at first login, that will prompt them to
change their password. I have not been able to find anything that
would point to this solution. Any ideas?
If the user has no password ("passwd -df username"), they will get a
special session (an xterm with no window manager) that forces them to
set a password, then goes back to the login screen.
I have been unable to force a password change at dtlogin (it's not
sunray specific, IIRC) if the user already has a password (i.e., "passwd
-f username" doesn't work for me, either).
Why not just have a process watch the password database to watch for
changes and blank the password after expire time?
Should be possible with a simple shell script called from cron.
Peace... Sridhar
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