I'll give this a try, but looking at /etc/shadow right now does not look
like HEX characters after the $1$.
Does anyone know if this is a standard algorithm? Or if /etc/pam can use
SHA or another encryption I can easily export out of the directory
server? So far my searches seem only MD5 or crypt is what is normal for
Redhat.
>dennis demarco com wrote:
>I would like to export the MD5 hash from the Fedora directory user's
password attribute into /etc/shadow of a Linux machine not in LDAP
(Redhat).
>It appears this isn't working, is there a way for me to do this? Not
all machines are using >ldap but I would like to export from ldap.
>Hi,
>I haven't tried this, but here's an idea just off the top of my head
which _might_ work:
>1. take away the {MD5} from the string
>2. base64 decode the rest of the string
>3. convert the string to hex
>4. put the $1$ at the front of the hex string
>5. put the whole string into the password field in /etc/shadow and test
>If that works, you could write a perl script to automate the procedure.
And report back to >the list as well :-)
BR,
--
mike
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