On 4/26/06, Andreas Hasenack <ahasenack@xxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:
OpenLDAP supports an EXOP for password changes. This means the hash
is not done by the client, but by the server with whatever scheme the
server is configured to use.
This could be added to the password change dialog as another option
(called "exop" or "use extended operation", for example) among the
schemes that are already there.
Sounds good to me. I'll have a look at current python-ldap and see how
this can be done.
mfg.
Wido
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