From LDAP Users and Groups, when a normal password it's assigned to a user, the check is done only on the number of characters of the password. i.e. if the password is test1234 and user try to access with test1234asd then login will success
This can happen when using the older "crypt" password encryption format, which only takes the first 8 characters into account. You can switch to MD5 or another hashing format on the configuration page of the LDAP Users and Groups module.
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This can happen when using the older "crypt" password encryption format, which only takes the first 8 characters into account. You can switch to MD5 or another hashing format on the configuration page of the LDAP Users and Groups module.