Hi !
Is it possible to add support for expired passwords to OpenSSH ? What I mean
by this is that when users password has expired the user is forced to
change the password before the shell is executed.
At least OpenSSH on linux+pam (RedHat 6.0) denies access if the password has
expired ...
Would something like this work (as a temporary fix): If the password is expired
run a command that first executes passwd and if that was a success executes
the users shell ?
-Jarno
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Is it possible to add support for expired passwords to OpenSSH ? What I mean
by this is that when users password has expired the user is forced to
change the password before the shell is executed.
At least OpenSSH on linux+pam (RedHat 6.0) denies access if the password has
expired ...
Would something like this work (as a temporary fix): If the password is expired
run a command that first executes passwd and if that was a success executes
the users shell ?
-Jarno
--
,,,,
/'^'\
( o o )
-oOOO--(_)--OOOo------------------------------
.oooO .oOo. Jarno Huuskonen .oOo.
( ) Oooo. jhuuskon@hytti.uku.fi
---\ (----( )-------------------------------
\_) ) / Mobile: +358-40-5388169
(_/ Work: +358-17-162822