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03-08-2005 03:04 AM
03-08-2005 03:04 AM
Please note this is a slightly different question to the one I asked about my NIS domain!
We have an FTP server which is soon to have a web-based wrapper to ease user management for our clients. With this in mind, I'd like for them to be able to create their own users at will via this web interface.
This will be done in Perl, does anyone know of a tool that will verify the security of a password to ensure we don't have any poor passwords??
Thanks for your help!
We have an FTP server which is soon to have a web-based wrapper to ease user management for our clients. With this in mind, I'd like for them to be able to create their own users at will via this web interface.
This will be done in Perl, does anyone know of a tool that will verify the security of a password to ensure we don't have any poor passwords??
Thanks for your help!
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03-08-2005 03:41 AM
03-08-2005 03:41 AM
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If its using the OS, and rules are in place the perl script should get and return answers from the OS.
Linux ships with the crack utility to guage password strength. If you choose a dicationary word, you get a response back. This response will be received from a properly written perl script and can be relayed to the user.
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Linux ships with the crack utility to guage password strength. If you choose a dicationary word, you get a response back. This response will be received from a properly written perl script and can be relayed to the user.
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03-08-2005 03:58 AM
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Re: Web Password Security Authentication
Would you look at that, I'd never even heard of cracklib!
Turns out there's a perl module called cracklib that is compiled using this as a source, and I've got all that's needed on the server already!!
That has to be the quickest answer I've ever had, an easy 10 points to you sir!
Turns out there's a perl module called cracklib that is compiled using this as a source, and I've got all that's needed on the server already!!
That has to be the quickest answer I've ever had, an easy 10 points to you sir!
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