Change_ldappass +Crack

[Shelley Waltz]

I am using 2.2 of change_ldappass and just implemented the crack-0.4
php module to require secure passwords.  I would like to require a
password length greater than the default of 6 which is permitted.
Where does this get set or where can I change this reqirement?
Any help or pointer is appreciated.
S.Waltz

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[Paul Lesniewski]

On Wed, Oct 28, 2009 at 9:49 AM, Shelley Waltz <shwaltz@...> wrote:
> I am using 2.2 of change_ldappass and just implemented the crack-0.4
> php module to require secure passwords.  I would like to require a
> password length greater than the default of 6 which is permitted.
> Where does this get set or where can I change this reqirement?
> Any help or pointer is appreciated.

If you are looking to integrate any external module into the plugin,
that would be some work you'd need a programmer to do for you (if you
are not one).  If you just need to set limits on password length,
that's a much faster hack that anyone familiar with PHP can do for
you.  You might try downloading a snapshot of SquirrelMail version
1.5.2 from the downloads page and copy the change_password plugin
directory from that package into your SquirrelMail environment and
configure it to use LDAP.  It's been a while since I looked, but I
think it supports those kinds of limitations (password length) and
supposedly it works under 1.4.x.

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[Tomas Kuliavas]

Shelley Waltz wrote:

I am using 2.2 of change_ldappass and just implemented the crack-0.4
php module to require secure passwords.  I would like to require a
password length greater than the default of 6 which is permitted.
Where does this get set or where can I change this reqirement?

In crack 0.4 it is set in libcrack/src/fascist.c.

You would have to recompile crack extension or do minimal length tests without crack extension.

[Shelley Waltz]

Tomas,
Thanks very much - that is it - in fascist.c(#define MINLEN 6)
Shelley

On Wed, 28 Oct 2009, Tomas Kuliavas wrote:

   
   
   Shelley Waltz wrote:
   >
   > I am using 2.2 of change_ldappass and just implemented the crack-0.4
   > php module to require secure passwords.  I would like to require a
   > password length greater than the default of 6 which is permitted.
   > Where does this get set or where can I change this reqirement?
   >
   
   In crack 0.4 it is set in libcrack/src/fascist.c.
   
   You would have to recompile crack extension or do minimal length tests
   without crack extension.
   

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