Tickets :: [#2600] Provide info to user about password expiration

6.0.0-alpha10

5/14/25

Search Results: 24 of 573 [ <<First <Prev Next> Last>> ] [ Return to Search Results ]

Summary	Provide info to user about password expiration
Queue	Passwd
Queue Version	HEAD
Type	Enhancement
State	Accepted
Priority	1. Low
Owners
Requester	kevin_myer (at) iu13 (dot) org
Created	09/14/2005 (7182 days ago)
Due
Updated	11/28/2005 (7107 days ago)
Assigned
Resolved
Milestone
Patch	No

11/28/2005 04:46:01 PM	Jan Schneider	State ⇒ Accepted

11/28/2005 04:33:49 PM	Chuck Hagenbuch	Comment #4	Reply to this comment
I think that the framework auth libraries, if configured, could push a notice onto the stack about password expiration (on logon). I don't think putting it into passwd makes sense.

11/28/2005 04:01:08 PM	Jan Schneider	Comment #3	Reply to this comment
Does anyone have anything to add to this ticket?

09/14/2005 08:18:54 AM	Jan Schneider	Comment #2 State ⇒ Feedback	Reply to this comment
password change are required, in an accounts block. It looks like these functions already exist in the accounts module - does it make more sense to implement them in the passwd module instead? No, I don't think so, at least not "instead". This information might make sense inside Passwd additionally, but that would duplicate code OTOH.

09/14/2005 02:21:42 AM	kevin_myer (at) iu13 (dot) org	Comment #1 State ⇒ New Priority ⇒ 1. Low Type ⇒ Enhancement Summary ⇒ Provide info to user about password expiration Queue ⇒ Passwd	Reply to this comment
Bug 2304 got me to thinking that it would be helpful to display information to the user that informs them of the statuf of their password (essentially for an environment that supports password aging). For instance, if shadow passwords are used, with aging, it would be helpful to display a notification in the stack when a user's password is close to expiring. Or to display # of days until a password change are required, in an accounts block. It looks like these functions already exist in the accounts module - does it make more sense to implement them in the passwd module instead?