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| − | + | '''nspasswd does not exist nowadays.''' | |
| − | + | nsperm doesn't speak md5 hashed passwords, only unix crypt. If you need to crypt a password, try this Perl script one-liner: | |
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| + | $ perl -le 'print crypt("password", "..");'<br/> | ||
| + | ..UZoIyj/Hy/c | ||
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| + | Replace "password" with the password you want to encrypt (up to 8 characters -- anything more gets truncated silently anyway). The output from the script ("..UZoIyj/Hy/c") is the crypted password that you can cut and paste into your passwd file. | ||
Latest revision as of 13:04, 14 December 2006
nspasswd does not exist nowadays.
nsperm doesn't speak md5 hashed passwords, only unix crypt. If you need to crypt a password, try this Perl script one-liner:
$ perl -le 'print crypt("password", "..");'
..UZoIyj/Hy/c
Replace "password" with the password you want to encrypt (up to 8 characters -- anything more gets truncated silently anyway). The output from the script ("..UZoIyj/Hy/c") is the crypted password that you can cut and paste into your passwd file.
