On Wed, May 18, 2011 at 01:22:21PM +0200, Neuhold Christian (TSA) wrote:
> ypcat passwd old system:
>
> [root@xxx slapd-xxx]# ypcat passwd | grep tst
>
> tst:*:1346:21:Test:/user/tst:/bin/csh
>
> ypcat passwd new system:
>
> [root@xxx ~]# ypcat passwd | grep tst
>
> tst:xOf6bdfgZsCsA:1346:21:Test:/user/tst:/bin/csh
>
> Is it possible to provide the password hash with
> slapi-nis/389-directory server?
It should be. It's certainly the intention, at least.
By default, if an entry's userPassword attribute contains a
crypt-compatible hash (i.e., if it's marked as such by starting with
"{CRYPT}"), the value will be provided to clients as part of the entry
in the two passwd maps. Just to be clear, that's what you're after,
right?
Do you have the LDIF for a sample user?
HTH,
Nalin
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