Derek Alexander wrote:
There is a 7-bit password checking plugin - this plugin rejects passwords that contain characters that use more than 7-bits (i.e. plain old ASCII). It used to be that older authentication systems/operating systems would barf on 8-bit passwords, but I don't think that is the case any longer. You can disable the the 7-bit plugin to allow 8-bit passwords.Hi, Just got this error message back from FDS. "LDAP: error code 19 - The value is not 7-bit clean" Looks like it was due to the user putting the following character in their password: '§' What are the constraints on valid characters in passwords?
Have tried searching but don't see anything documented on the password policy or syntax pages.
It's not really part of the password syntax stuff.
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