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Post 302162950 by panchpan on Wednesday 30th of January 2008 08:21:49 PM
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pwdhash [-D config-dir] [-H] [-s scheme | -c comparepwd] password DESCRIPTION
Generates password hashes which can also be used in LDIF password fields. This uses the Directory Server password generator. OPTIONS
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