There are several entries in my ldap tree.
A number of these have the password in cleartext format and I would like to change it to md5 or something else. Unfortunately, its a time consuming process to do it manually for each and every account.
Is there a more efficient way to do it?
Thanks!
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On 24/06/04 06:37 +0000, New Immigrant new wrote:
There are several entries in my ldap tree.
A number of these have the password in cleartext format and I would like to change it to md5 or something else. Unfortunately, its a time consuming process to do it manually for each and every account.
Is there a more efficient way to do it?
Perl script to authenticate as the rootdn, pull out the user password, run it through slappasswd if (/{clear}/) and then run a ldapmodify to update all the DNs.
Devdas Bhagat
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