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[pmb.user] Re: desactiver le changement de mot de passe
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- Subject: [pmb.user] Re: desactiver le changement de mot de passe
- From: Marco Vaninetti <martizva@libero.it>
- Date: Thu, 1 Dec 2005 19:14:03 +0100
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Alle 11:40, lunedì 28 novembre 2005, Ronan Chiron ha scritto:
> Bonjour,
> En effet, c'est pour une utilisation professionnelle.
> De plus nous utiliserons le LDAP
> et je souhaite éviter tout problèmes liés à ces changements
> de mots de passe qui serait alors stockés dans PMB
> tout simplement
>
> Ronan Chiron
If a ldap-Pmb user try to change his password by the Opac the password in PMB
is changed (I mean that the password is changed in the mysql database), but
this password is not used anyway from PMB.
Infact, if in the user settings the authLDAP value is checked, PMB doesnt'
care about the password stored in ldap and search the password in the ldap
database.
I understand that the user can be confused by this thing (he change the
password...PMB tells all is O.k.....and the password isn't really changed).
The only way to change the password for the user is obviously changing it in
the LDAP database.
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