Since when is md5 used for encrypting passwords in /etc/shadow?? And: what do you want with this passwords? Provide a single-login for your shell users at shell and SOGo? Thats not a quite good idea! If you want such a stuff, install a local ldap-server, configure linux PAM for using ldap and configure SOGo for using ldap as Auth-Source.
Greetings, Martin --- Martin Rabl Am 20.04.2011 um 13:21 schrieb Comune di Cossato - Andrea Ferraris <[email protected]>: > Il 20/04/2011 12.53, Martin Rabl wrote: >> Hi, > > Hi and thx for your reply. >> >> Am 19.04.2011 um 12:29 schrieb Comune di Cossato - Andrea Ferraris: >>> I toke the Linux ones and put them in SOgo with psql like that: >>> >>> INSERT INTO sogo_view VALUES ('alice', 'alice', 'linux-md5-password', >>> 'Alice Thompson', 'alice-PV5Ro7/[email protected]'); >> >> Read: http://www.postgresql.org/docs/current/static/functions-string.html > > I read it this morning. Thank you. > >> And try: >> INSERT INTO sogo_view VALUES ('alice', 'alice', >> md5('linux-password-for_md5'), >> 'Alice Thompson', 'alice-PV5Ro7/[email protected]'); > > The *big* problem is that I don't know the hundreds clear text passwords > of my users, but I have only the linux md5 passwords in /etc/shadow and > I'd like to use them, but at now it seems impossible. > > Andrea Ferraris > > A.d.S. CED Comune di Cossato > Tel. fisso: 015/9893235 > Tel. cell.: 329/2107393 > -- > [email protected] > https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists -- [email protected] https://inverse.ca/sogo/lists
