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Disable Password Aging on Trusted System

 
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Dan Matlock_1
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Disable Password Aging on Trusted System

Apparently my previous co-worker left me a going away present = Our batch account passwords are expired! I need a command line arg to 'turn off' password aging policy....
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Pete Randall
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Re: Disable Password Aging on Trusted System

Dan,

Try "modprpw -V" - see "man modprpw".


Pete

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Dan Matlock_1
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Re: Disable Password Aging on Trusted System

Thanks for the feedback, but the "-V" option only resets the clock. I was really hoping to find one simple command to 'disable' the policy of password aging without going into SAM.
Bill Hassell
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Re: Disable Password Aging on Trusted System

If you're using a relatively recent version of HP-UX, the passwd command can set the aging value. Use something like: passwd -x 0 batch_user. The zero should turn off aging.


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Sameer_Nirmal
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Re: Disable Password Aging on Trusted System

Hi,

Password aging could be disabled using
# modprpw -m mintm=0,lftm=0,exptm=0,expwarn=0

I guess the same command is ran when you use SAM to disable it.
Dan Matlock_1
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Re: Disable Password Aging on Trusted System

Thank you all for the information!