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Comment	> I discovered quickly as I was looking at the php code that > > the NT and Lan Manager hashes were being generated by an exec() call to a > > program that took the password on the commandline and spit out the hashes > > with a colon in between them. This caused some trouble for me because > > there was text being read in that was being passed to the external program > > without escaping shell characters before being called. This had the effect > > of when a character, such as a single quote, was used in the password, the > > attempt to change the password returned errors...I didn't try a backtick, > > but I'm sure that could be a rather fun experiment for an enterprising > > individual. Rather than escape the text, I thought incorporating the > > hashing function inside the horde code was better (and likely much more > > portable). > > > > So, I started to look to see what I could do about it. lo and behold there > > was a pear module Crypt_CHAP that would generate the hashes for me. So, > > I installed it and changed a couple of lines of code in the > > lib/Drivers/smbldap.php code segment. then I realized that the > > sambaPwdLastSet and sambaPwdMustChange attributes also weren't getting > > set. So I added that code. > > > > Since I had to add a new pear module, I shamelessly stole the > > accounts/test.php code and modified it to be the passwd/test.php to check > > for the PEAR module Crypt_CHAP and its php prerequisites mhash and mcrypt. > > > > Features that are modified/added by the attached patches are: > > - Crypt_CHAP replaces external mkntpwd program to generate LM and NT > > hashes > > - added config attributes pw_set_attribute, pw_expire_attribute, and > > pw_expire_time to backends.php.dist > > - pw_set_attribute (sambaPwdLastSet) timestamp is updated when password > > changed > > - pw_expire_attribute (sambaPwdMustChange) timestamp is generated from > > current timestamp + pw_expire_time attribute * 86400 > > - added test.php to test for additional modules needed
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