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afppasswd - AFP Random Number UAM password maintenance utility

Author

       See CONTRIBUTORS[1]

Description

afppasswd creates and maintains an afppasswd file, which supplies the user credentials for the "Randnum
       exchange" and "2-Way Randnum exchange" User Authentication Modules.

       afppasswd can either be called by root with parameters to manage all user credentials, or by local system
       users with no parameters to change their own AFP passwords.

           Note

           With this utility you can only change the passwords used by these two Random Number UAMs. As they
           provide only weak password encryption, their use is discouraged unless one has to support very old
           AFP clients that can not deal with the more secure "DHX" or "DHX2" UAMs.

Example

       Local user changing their own password:

           example% afppasswd
           Enter NEW AFP password: (hidden)
           Enter NEW AFP password again: (hidden)
           afppasswd: updated password.

Name

       afppasswd - AFP Random Number UAM password maintenance utility

Notes

        1. CONTRIBUTORS
           https://netatalk.io/contributors

Netatalk 4.1.2                                     01 May 2024                                      AFPPASSWD(1)

Options

-a
           Add a new user to the afppasswd file.

       -c
           Create and/or initialize afppasswd file or specific user.

       -f
           Force the current action.

       -ppath
           Path to afppasswd file.

       -n
           If cracklib support is built into netatalk this option will cause cracklib checking to be disabled,
           if the superuser does not want to have the password run against the cracklib dictionary.

       -uminimumuid
           This is the minimum userid (uid) that afppasswd will use when creating users.

       -wpasswordstring
           Use string as password, instead of typing it interactively. Please use this option only if absolutely
           necessary, since the password may remain in the terminal history in plain text.

See Also

afpd(8), afp.conf(5).

Synopsis

afppasswd [-acfn] [-p afppasswdfile] [-u minimumuid] [-w passwordstring]

See Also