Hello,
logwatch of our opsi-server frequently reports entries in pam_unix like:
chpasswd:
Unknown Entries:
password changed for pcpatch: 1 Time(s)
Is this expected opsi-behavior and, if so, what process is triggering the password change?
Could it be that the password is changed because a new client is added to the database?
Thanks.
Regards, Eric
logwatch + password changed for pcpatch
- n.wenselowski
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Re: logwatch + password changed for pcpatch
Hello Eric,
this probably is the result of opsi-admin -d task setPcPatchPassword. Could it be that someone set this up in your crontab or the like?
If you add a new client to the database it should not trigger setting the password for pcpatch. If it does so it probably is a bug.
What OS are you running with what version of opsi?
with kind regards
Niko
this probably is the result of opsi-admin -d task setPcPatchPassword. Could it be that someone set this up in your crontab or the like?
If you add a new client to the database it should not trigger setting the password for pcpatch. If it does so it probably is a bug.
What OS are you running with what version of opsi?
with kind regards
Niko
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import OPSI
Re: logwatch + password changed for pcpatch
Hi Niko,
thanks for your reply.
OS-version: Debian 2.6.32-48squeeze4
OPSI-version:
opsi-atftpd 0.7.dfsg-2.1
opsi-configed 4.0.4.1.2-4
opsi-depotserver 4.0.4.4-1
opsi-linux-bootimage 20140118-1
opsi-utils 4.0.4.1-2
opsiconfd 4.0.4.3-1
opsipxeconfd 4.0.4.1-2
python-opsi 4.0.4.5-2
Is it possible that the password change occurs when running commands like:
opsi-setup --init-current-config
opsi-setup --set-rights
/etc/init.d/opsiconfd restart
/etc/init.d/opsipxeconfd restart
Regards, Eric
thanks for your reply.
OS-version: Debian 2.6.32-48squeeze4
OPSI-version:
opsi-atftpd 0.7.dfsg-2.1
opsi-configed 4.0.4.1.2-4
opsi-depotserver 4.0.4.4-1
opsi-linux-bootimage 20140118-1
opsi-utils 4.0.4.1-2
opsiconfd 4.0.4.3-1
opsipxeconfd 4.0.4.1-2
python-opsi 4.0.4.5-2
Is it possible that the password change occurs when running commands like:
opsi-setup --init-current-config
opsi-setup --set-rights
/etc/init.d/opsiconfd restart
/etc/init.d/opsipxeconfd restart
Regards, Eric
- n.wenselowski
- Ex-uib-Team
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Re: logwatch + password changed for pcpatch
Hello Eric,
With kind regards
Niko
From all of these commands, only the first one (opsi-setup --init-current-config) implicitly sets the pcpatch password.EricT hat geschrieben:Is it possible that the password change occurs when running commands like:
opsi-setup --init-current-config
opsi-setup --set-rights
/etc/init.d/opsiconfd restart
/etc/init.d/opsipxeconfd restart
With kind regards
Niko
Code: Alles auswählen
import OPSI