Hi,

Is there 'ttstppwchange' for baan IV c4?

thanks

Nope, I think you will need a shell script to do the same...

Hi,

ok, Do you know how can I know the date of the password expired?

what is the command?

thanks

Bizen,

Please enter your BaaN/OS/Database info in your profile.

If you are on Unix you can use the passwd with the following options -


-s name
Shows password attributes for the login name. For the
nisplus repository, this works for everyone. However
for the files repository, this only works for the
superuser. It does not work at all for the nis reposi-
tory which does not support password aging.

-a Shows password attributes for all entries. Use only
with the -s option; name must not be provided. For the
nisplus repository, this will show only the entries in
the NIS+ password table in the local domain that the
invoker is authorized to "read". For the files reposi-
tory, this is restricted to the superuser.
Any user may use the -s option to show password attributes
for his or her own login name, provided they are using the
-r nisplus argument. Otherwise, the -s argument is res-
tricted to the superuser.

The format of the display will be:

name status mm/dd/yy min max warn

or, if password aging information is not present,

name status

where

name The login ID of the user.

status

SunOS 5.8 Last change: 21 Oct 1999 3

User Commands passwd(1)

The password status of name: PS stands for passworded
or locked, LK stands for locked, and NP stands for no
password.

mm/dd/yy
The date password was last changed for name. (Note
that all password aging dates are determined using
Greenwich Mean Time (Universal Time) and therefore may
differ by as much as a day in other time zones.)

min The minimum number of days required between password
changes for name. MINWEEKS is found in
/etc/default/passwd and is set to NULL.

max The maximum number of days the password is valid for
name. MAXWEEKS is found in /etc/default/passwd and is
set to NULL.

warn The number of days relative to max before the password
expires and the name will be warned.

Can we use ottstppwchange from application (ERP 5c) to change the OS level password?

Any documents or help on this??

Thanks in advance..

-- Avinash

Avinash,

Please refer to the solution # 119781 on the BaaN support site.


VERSION(S):
BaanERP 5.0c

SITUATION IDENTIFIED IN:
ttstppwdaging

SITUATION DESCRIPTION:
How to activate Password Aging for UNIX passwords using the Baan Graphical User Interface ?

Prashanth,

Thanks a lot..!

-- Avinash