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I would like to set my minimum password length to on Linux and AIX.
However, doing this normally would only make it so newly added users will be affected by this. I would like for when I make this change, it either truncates everyone elses password, or prompts them to change it to 8+ characters. Is this possible????? |
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If you want to make sure that all users have 8 caracters password after the change, you may need to force the change:
Linux passwd -f Code:
# passwd -f username pwdadm - f Code:
# pwdadm -f ADMCHG username |
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Enforcing Password - on first login
By using the passwd -f (username) command- .this will enfore a new password on the first login attempt. This works was wandering if their was a way to incorporate this into the user account creation. To be a little clearer- when the administrator is creating a new account- unix will ask for the new password - is their any script that can be run that once the temporary password has been entered twice- unix will automatically run the passwd -f (username) command and hence save the administrator time from manually using this command.
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