[389-users] PasswordExpirationTime

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Hi,

I exported some databases into LDIF files (db2ldif) and imported them in DS8.1 freshly installed.

Then, I went to the "o=" subtree and activated password policy like this "Users much change their passwords after 1 day".

I took a user in this subtree and changed the password.  Normally, I should see a new attribute "PasswordExpirationTime" but it seems not.

So, as a test, I created a new o= subtree like this:  o=TestPwd,dc=test,dc=net

Then, I created a new user inside it: ebobo

After, I activated a password policy, I saw that two entries were created in this subtree like this:

cn=nSPwPolicyContainer,o=TestPwd,dc=test,dc=net (two entries inside)
 "cn=nsPwPolicyEntry,o=TestPwd,dc=test,dc=net" (I can see this attr: passwordexp on)
 "cn=nsPwTemplateEntry,o=TestPwd,dc=test,dc=net"

cn=nsPwPolicy_CoS,o=TestPwd,dc=test,dc=net

I changed ebobo's password and I still doesn't see the new attribute "PasswordExpirationTime" in "Advanced properties" in the console.  If I check on "Show all Allowd Attributes", I can see this attribute but it isn't set.

I tried to set the PasswordExpirationTime myself in ebobo's account in this format: 200901011223Z but this account isn't de-activated because of the expiration time, I can still log-on on some sites with this account.

I took a look in access/error logs and there were not errors, only normal operations.  I can provide it if needed.

I'm wondering if there's any other step to successfully activate the max age password policy ?

Thank you!





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