Hello Sun Managers
thanks for all cooperative replies.
I had two main suggestions first :
To set min password aging for long time and more than max password aging
The second :
To set ACL on the passwd , both heemeng Hee_Meng_HO@lta.gov.sg
and Singh Adrian Adrian.Singh@astrazeneca.com suggested that
"The only way I can think of to do that is to set an ACL on passwd
to disallow the user from executing it
eg: if user was "bill"
setfacl -m user:bill:--- /usr/bin/passwd
Adrian "
I tried both suggestions and seems that ACL is more appropriate for me
regards
the original message was :
> Hello Sun Mangers,
> I searched for this in archive but could not find and answer
> Is it possible in Solaris to set permanent password for an account such
> that user can not change it later ,like what is applicable in NT
>
> best regards and thanks in advance
Raed
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Raed Al-Zou'bi
Systems Engineer
Computer Center
Jordan University of Science and Technology
P.O. Box 3030 - 22110
Irbid - Jordan
Phone : 962 2 7095111 ext. 23365
Fax : 962 2 7095011
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