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...nt.cgi?id=199&action=view) Implement password change via /bin/passwd in session. openssh-passexpire10.patch: * Implementes shadow and AIX password expiry. * Adds general expire_message and login_message Buffers to replace platform-specific variables. * Implements PasswordExpireWarningDays and ForcedPasswdChange options. * Uses SIGUSR1 to reset password change flag. * Net reduction in #ifdefs. Tested on AIX, Solaris and Redhat. ------- You are receiving this mail because: ------- You are on the CC list for the bug, or are watching someone who is.

...s in sshd_config: m. Options unavailable in sshd_options and authorized_keys. The AccountExpireWarningDays, AllowForwardingPort, AllowForwardingTo, AllowHosts, AllowSHosts, AllowTcpForwarding, DenyForwardingPort, DenyForwardingTo, DenyHosts, DenySHosts, DenyTcpForwarding, ForcedEmptyPasswdChange, ForcedPasswdChange, IdleTimeout, IgnoreRootRhosts, PasswordExpireWarningDays, SilentDeny, TISAuthentication, and Umask options are not available in sshd_options. Similarly, the allowforwardingport, allowforwardingto, denyforwardingport, and denyforwardingto options are not available in authorized_keys. -- #include...

...word when there was no pty and fail (not to mention that it didn't work on Linux at all because the Linux "passwd" command only permits root to pass a username), and 1.2.27 gave no clue to the user as to why it was asking for the password. I decided that the 1.2.27 sshd_config option ForcedPasswdChange was not worth putting in because I can't see why anybody would want to turn it off and always deny expired passwords (as currently happens in OpenSSH); if somebody wants to completely expire an account on a specific date, there's a separate field for that in the shadow password file. I ha...