No Passwd for nuucp
Alex Martelli
alex at am.sublink.org
Fri Nov 2 05:34:04 AEST 1990
jeffl at comix.UUCP (Jeff Liebermann) writes:
...
>In SCO 3.2.2 with
> C2 security (allegedly) turned off (relaxed)
> /etc/default/login includes PASSREQ=NO
>the passwd -d command correctly deletes the requirement for
>having a password. However, as soon as the user (or nuucp)
>logs in immediatly thereafter, login complains that they don't
>have a password and demands one. So much for that idea. At
Have you tried the hack I previously suggested, that is to run, as
root, "passwd -d -x 7000 -n 7000 nuucp"? It's worked for me
on all Sysv/386 Unices I have tried it on, but I have not tried SCO.
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