Hello Rich Megginson
Thanks... without "" am able to login.
Regards
Dharmin
Re: userPassword
Rich Megginson
Mon, 24 Nov 2008 07:26:56 -0800
Dharmin Mandalia wrote:
>> Hi
>>
>> I used below script to assign password(123.com) to user test1 account
>> which has no password assigned and it does assign the password, when
>> try to login as user test1 with password 123.com, am unable to login.
>> Assigned passwords to few test accounts using below script and same
>> issue unable to login.
>> # ./script test1 123.com
>> ######### START ######################################
>> #!/bin/ksh -x
>> uid=$1 ; password=$2
>> PASSWD=`slappasswd -v -h {SSHA} -s "$password"`
>>
>> ldapmodify -x -D "cn=Directory Manager" -w `cat /tmp/p` <<
>> ALLDONE
>> dn: uid=$uid,ou=People, dc=trust, dc=co, dc=uk
>> changetype: modify
>> add: userpassword
>> userpassword: "$PASSWD"
>> ALLDONE
>> ######### END ####################
>>
>> When I export the database do see the the userPassword entry as :-
>> userPassword: {SSHA}Q7B+QFu2iRXxH8Ys8bfW/i3O0HrjSKfwbZHn4A==
>>
> Have you tried it without the quotes in the here document? I think the
> quotes may be interpreted literally in here documents. e.g.
> userpassword: $PASSWD
>
>> In the script I also tried PASSWD=123.com , still the same , unable to
>> login.
>>
>> Any helpers to why above script assigns the password but unable to
>> login and what should I do so am able to login.
>>
>> Thanks
>>
>> Regards
>> Dharmin
>>
>>
>>
