From: Daniel W. <dan...@st...> - 2002-06-04 15:39:27
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Unfortunately this doesn't work with kerberos though, because you have to get a token first before you can change the password. So if you just tell it to use kpasswd instead, it will try to change it and get an error. Basically before you run the kpasswd, all you have to do is do a kinit with the user login/pass, then you can run kpasswd. So I think it's simple, I just haven't dived into the setup of the password module and would like to avoid it if someone else has done this...make sense? Dan On Tue, 2002-06-04 at 01:12, Jamie Cameron wrote: > Since webmin 0.970, the passwd module has had support for running > an external command (like /usr/bin/passwd) for doing the change, which > you can set in the module config. If kerberos has some similar command, > you might be able to use that .. > > - Jamie |