09-28-2009
Password Expiry Promtps Not Visable
Hi all.
On our systems we use the password expiry through the shadow file. This was recently implemented and the first round of expiry has just arrived.
The problem that i have is that when users are attempting to log on to a box (directory through putty) there are no prompts displayed if your new password does not meet the appropriate criteria.
For example, if you enter a 7 digit password as the new one, there should be a message advising that 'Password too short - must be at least 8 characters.'. this is not visable when logging directly on to a box using putty. However, if you log on to another box and ssh to the box with the expired password, it does display that message.
The problem i have is that all will expire at the same time so the ssh option would be out of the question for majority of users!
Anyone got any ideas why this would be happening through putty or have any other ideas?
Thanks in advance
Boneyard.
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NAME
Jifty::Plugin::Authentication::Password::Dispatcher - password plugin dispatcher
DESCRIPTION
All the dispatcher rules jifty needs to support "" in Jifty::Authentication::Password
RULES
"before logout"
Logout and return home.
See Jifty::Plugin::Authentication::Password::Action::Logout.
"before *"
Setup the navigation menu for login or logout.
"on qr/^(?:signup|lost_password)$/"
Redirect to home if logged.
Request a password reminder or signup for an account otherwise.
"on login"
Redirect to home if logged.
Show the login form otherwise.
"before reset_lost_password"
Request a password reset.
"before passwordreminder"
Request a new password reminder to be sent by email.
See Jifty::Plugin::Authentication::Password::Action::SendPasswordReminder.
"before signup"
Sign up for an account.
See Jifty::Plugin::Authentication::Password::Action::Signup.
"before login"
Login to your account.
See Jifty::Plugin::Authentication::Password::Action::Login.
not_logged_in_nav
Adds the login and signup links to the navigation menu.
logged_in_nav
Adds the logout link to the navigation menu.
SEE ALSO
Jifty::Plugin::Authentication::Password, Jifty::Plugin::Authentication::Password::View
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