-----BEGIN PGP SIGNED MESSAGE----- Hash: SHA1 On 01/21/2012 05:06 PM, Don Juan wrote:
Then if the default is that then why are default system users, such as http mail postfix and similar not displaying the $1$ on the shadow file? Also according to the wiki it says des is the default and to upgrade the hashes out of the default. Am I not understanding it correctly in the wiki, and the users that I am talking about the hashes do not matter? Sorry feel confused at the moment.
A ! or x as the hash in /etc/shadow indicates that login for these user is not permitted. (Also you may login using ssh-keys). The CRYPT setting from /etc/default/passwd is only used if pam is not enabled. If it is enabled, the used configs are in /etc/pam.d (e.g. passwd, login etc.) which default nowadays to sha512. -----BEGIN PGP SIGNATURE----- Version: GnuPG v1.4.11 (GNU/Linux) Comment: Using GnuPG with Mozilla - http://enigmail.mozdev.org/ iQEcBAEBAgAGBQJPGuy+AAoJEEDINPnaM7l+QGYH+we8QwHXO8OsAOEibRRAHz2j hwWnXpitJVDLuxJ406F4DtbxXLMD2addtC1tQtSvKhcLAj1Q3bGoCEETqpUaSBTh ZhZOeqBKKyP0BR980Qy3DRSHFWDkWY8ZpwgmutNj7QmmJt3NOwfdSZhzXVbqlx/u vu3BsKAwuAeIE60HbJS4Ugn8VdUlY3HSp1EW0eR2sxb2x81y/T7YW7koBk6aVCv5 6pFqO8S+tgBQnh+5bvagBWvJq1zGGTA1A9sjCEYadynqEVjIY0i5ydsLQ2J+dhUG hiWaGQu4JKBK7meAv5OBtfoewFEVQb4qYqYn1R1D4/Y1IuwTS60SW6nSO/UJrsw= =Dcl9 -----END PGP SIGNATURE-----