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Philip Kime wrote:
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<pre wrap="">At this point probably single stepping through the code in the
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<pre wrap=""><!---->debugger
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<pre wrap="">is the best/quickest route to figure out what's wrong. UTSL and all
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<pre wrap=""><!---->that...
I feared you might say that ... but, for amusement, I tried changing
passwords using ldapmodify and strangely, the subtree pwd policy *is*
enforced but if I do exactly the same pwd mod with ldappasswd, it isn't
enforced. Given that the pw policy is all done on the server side, any
ideas how on earth I could be seeing this?
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Effective policy is determined by new_passwdPolicy() which considers
the modification initiated by the password change extop to be internal
and local policy is not retrieved.<br>
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