Hi there,
When creating a new user as administrator in the web UI I get the user
to add his/her password and save afterwards and logout. When they try
to login they get ‘Your username or password is incorrect’. After
logging back in as administrator and getting the user to re-enter
their password a second time and logging out again. The user can now
login.
Interestingly I tried this as a test case with the username ‘test’ and
password ‘test’. The user was created without any problems although
login did not work. When I tried to re-enter the password as
administrator I was given an error which claimed four character was
too short for a password.
Is there a blank space being added to my password?
This occurs in IE and Firefox under Windows. My server details are,
Solaris 9
RT 3.4.5
Perl 5.8.5
Regards,
Brendan
$user_passwd_min defines the minimum length for user passwords. Setting
it to 0 disables this check
Set($MinimumPasswordLength , “5”);
Brendan Arnold wrote:
Hi there,
When creating a new user as administrator in the web UI I get the user
to add his/her password and save afterwards and logout. When they try
to login they get ‘Your username or password is incorrect’. After
logging back in as administrator and getting the user to re-enter
their password a second time and logging out again. The user can now
login.
Interestingly I tried this as a test case with the username ‘test’ and
password ‘test’. The user was created without any problems although
login did not work. When I tried to re-enter the password as
administrator I was given an error which claimed four character was
too short for a password.
Is there a blank space being added to my password?
This occurs in IE and Firefox under Windows. My server details are,
Solaris 9
RT 3.4.5
Perl 5.8.5
Regards,
Brendan
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Raymond Walters College
University of Cincinnati
Hi Drew,
Thanks for the info although the minimum password length this isn’t
really the problem, I just included it since it illustrated that RT
was adding some extra characters the first time a new user was
created.
Sorry about not posting to list earlier, its the default when I hit reply
Regards,
BrendanOn 5/31/06, Drew Barnes barnesaw@ucrwcu.rwc.uc.edu wrote:
$user_passwd_min defines the minimum length for user passwords. Setting
it to 0 disables this check
Set($MinimumPasswordLength , “5”);
Brendan Arnold wrote:
Hi there,
When creating a new user as administrator in the web UI I get the user
to add his/her password and save afterwards and logout. When they try
to login they get ‘Your username or password is incorrect’. After
logging back in as administrator and getting the user to re-enter
their password a second time and logging out again. The user can now
login.
Interestingly I tried this as a test case with the username ‘test’ and
password ‘test’. The user was created without any problems although
login did not work. When I tried to re-enter the password as
administrator I was given an error which claimed four character was
too short for a password.
Is there a blank space being added to my password?
This occurs in IE and Firefox under Windows. My server details are,
Solaris 9
RT 3.4.5
Perl 5.8.5
Regards,
Brendan
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Drew Barnes
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University of Cincinnati