Jon Higgs <j...@altos.au> writes: > Hi, > > I'm struggling to find a clean way to suppress warnings from security(8) > about users without a password. > > I've intentionally removed the password from the user 'git' so that it > can gotd can serve anonymous users with git repos over ssh. > > The messages appear as: > > Checking the /etc/master.passwd file: > Login git has no password. > > > I don't want to disable the security warnings entirely, but this one > isn't actionable and would prefer not to be told about it every single > day. > > I can think of various hacks to make the problem go away; things like > modifying /usr/libexec/security, or email filters, but nothing I would > consider good. > > Is there any way to control this? Or am I holding something wrong, and > these warnings are an artifact of that. >
does using an empty password work ? $ encrypt '' $2b$09$s50wc1NMzJnZQGCW171wyePdahWA3TOq632BI44d0skN.Mt.yYRLm Regards. -- Sebastien Marie
