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Re: [opensuse-security] SLES 11.1: passwd writes password to /etc/passwd
- From: Werner Flamme <werner.flamme@xxxxxx>
- Date: Thu, 26 Aug 2010 13:15:44 +0200
- Message-id: <4C764CE0.80005@xxxxxx>
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Werner Flamme [26.08.2010 13:07]:
Always replying to myself. Hopefully this becomes not my new standard.
I reactivated "erster" via YaST (and changed his password). So the YaST
module ran through /etc/passwd and corrected the entry for "ufqadm" in
the by.
Obviously, passwd forgets to trigger pwconv, at least for users with
shell = /bin/csh :-(
Regards,
Werner
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Werner Flamme [26.08.2010 13:07]:
Next try was to reactivate the deactivated user "erster". After that,
the password was removed from the file /etc/passwd.
Always replying to myself. Hopefully this becomes not my new standard.
I reactivated "erster" via YaST (and changed his password). So the YaST
module ran through /etc/passwd and corrected the entry for "ufqadm" in
the by.
Obviously, passwd forgets to trigger pwconv, at least for users with
shell = /bin/csh :-(
Regards,
Werner
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