Trevor Vaughan wrote:
> Interesting, this still seems...odd, but it should work, though I'm
> still skeptical of using a cipher versus a true one-way hash.
The normal Unix crypt(3) method uses a variant of DES to make a one-way
hash. Basically, you use the password as the key to encrypt a const
Hi guys,
I'm trying to update passwords in /etc/shadow with puppet.
I've installed the ruby lib shadow library and am using the following sample
puppet syntax:
user { "seb":
gid=> "30",
ensure => present,
membership => inclusive,
groups
