Version 1.4.0 of Change Password Utility
Release Notes: LDAPv3 and LDAPv2 support. Account locking and unlocking. Separate group and user common names. Bugfixes.
Other releases
Release Notes: This release fixes several segfaults on FreeBSD and Solaris. It no longer ignores values for shadow entries. It features the ability to specify post-useradd and post-userdel scripts, and the ability to override configuration values with the environment. It increases speed with densely populated LDAP directories, and now prevents users from logging into locked accounts via SSH with public key authentication.
Release Notes: It is now possible to violate POSIX naming conventions (for use with Samba) with the -o switch. User operations now work exactly the same way as the GNU shadow-utils with respect to groups. When a user is deleted they are now removed from any secondary groups they were in. When a user's secondary groups are modified, they are removed from old secondary groups and added to new secondary groups. When a user's primary group is changed they are no longer added to that group via a memberUid. Several bugfixes were also made.
Release Notes: LDAPv3 and LDAPv2 support. Account locking and unlocking. Separate group and user common names. Bugfixes.
Release Notes: TLS for LDAP has been added. There are also lots of bugfixes, POSIX support for user and group names, and LDIF support for additional user attributes.
Release Notes: The program was completely rewritten and now includes a random password generator and optional cracklib password checking. The cat function now displays groups as well as users. When specifying the -G group1,group2,... option during an LDAP useradd, CPU will search for those groups in the directory and add the user to those groups.
