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password problem....

Hi,

I found this strange behavior on my ASG110 (5.207) and on my ASL 6.101 installation...pratically I setup all the password (admin, root, loginuser) to the same value with this form: XXXXXXXXXXYYYY
So the password length is 14 char.

I CAN LOGON TO MY ASTARO IF I USE XXXXXXXXXX or XXXXXXXXXXYYYY AS PASSWORD VIA SSH or CONSOLE!!

Why?

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0 mdallagi over 19 years ago

Hi,

today I found that I need only 8 chars of my password...

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0 TOHIL over 19 years ago in reply to mdallagi

Have I understood this right. you have a long passwort, and have just to put in the 8 first characters of this, and you can login?????
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0 mdallagi over 19 years ago in reply to TOHIL

Hi TOHIL,

yes, it's true...try it.
This is valid only for user loginuser (ssh access) and for root (console access).

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0 KKnecht over 19 years ago in reply to mdallagi

That's not an Astaro problem, this is normal Linux behaviour.
Passwords are max. 8 characters.
So use "strange" passwords, like f%v-§3Bc (just an example)
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0 mdallagi over 19 years ago in reply to KKnecht

Hi KKnecht,

The real problem is, why Astaro uses DES password instead of MD5?
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0 mdallagi over 19 years ago in reply to mdallagi

Hi all,

Perhaps the Astaro users consider that is not important to improve security by using MD5 instead of DES.
Well, in my opinion Astaro must inform to me about this security setting when I'm changing the loginuser and root password.
Without this information we can have a false sense of security when we use long passwords over 8 chars.

What are you thinking about it?

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0 TOHIL over 19 years ago in reply to mdallagi

I thought, its possible to set the length of a password under unix systems. Is it not possible to set this, to more characters? I use a longer password, and i'm sure hundrets of other users also...

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I've tried to login with the eight first characters of my pass, but this didn't work...
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0 mdallagi over 19 years ago in reply to TOHIL

Hi TOHIL,

try with root from console or with loginuser via SSH...
"admin" is a webadmin user not a linux user.

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I've tried to login with the eight first characters of my pass, but this didn't work...

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0 TOHIL over 19 years ago in reply to mdallagi

ahhhhh okay [:)]

Astaro: Fix this!!! My Linux passworts are realy long, and not so dificult on the 8 first chars...
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0 TOHIL over 19 years ago in reply to mdallagi

ahhhhh okay [:)]

Astaro: Fix this!!! My Linux passworts are realy long, and not so dificult on the 8 first chars...
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