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using YES Linux 2.0.11 and above you can create unix md5 compatible passwords (used in email and system accounts) from the command line using the following command:
java -cp /sbin/yes/configuration/lib/yes-util.jar com.youresale.yes.util.security.CredentialUtils
this will show a list of options and types of passwords that canbe generated.
using YES Linux 2.0.11 and above you can create unix md5 compatible passwords (used in email and system accounts) from the command line using the following command:
java -cp /sbin/yes/configuration/lib/yes-util.jar com.youresale.yes.util.security.CredentialUtils
this will show a list of options and types of passwords that canbe generated.
So for example if you want to create a password called testpassword this would be the command:
java -cp /sbin/yes/configuration/lib/yes-util.jar com.youresale.yes.util.security.CredentialUtils testpassword
it will return the password in encrypted form.
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I could not agree with you more.