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So what is the point of allowing a user to change their password via the web
Re: Changing passwords via the web
From: David Head
Date: Sunday, October 3, 1999
Time: 11:28:34 pm
when it doesn't update the authentication server? If we have to then
manually change the Radius server to match the OptiGold password, how do we
know which users have changed their password? Is this logged anywhere?
I cannot see how the web feature is at all useful. It would be better for
the user to email us with their new password, fax it to us, or to phone us!
Surely this technology is better than that!
In summary, why?
Regards
David Head
> David Head wrote:
>
>>How do you do it???
>>
>>The web interface says that the password has been changed.
>>It has been changed in OptiGold.
>>It has not been changed in MacRadius.
>>
>>If you run the script "Auto Server Change Password" after a user has changed
>>their password via the web, the password will not change in MacRadius.
>
> It will only work if the old password matches what's in MacRADIUS.
>
> - Shawn
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