#	@(#) passwd.dfl 23.4 91/08/29 
#
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#
#  passwd -- Change login, modem (dialup shell), filesystem, or group password
#
#  Default values for passwd(C).
#

#
# PASSLENGTH
#	Minimum acceptable password length (unless the user is authorized
#	to not have a password).  If it is not set, or set to a star (*)
#	then the minimum password length is computed based on the 
#	password lifetime, delay between login attempts and other values.
#
PASSLENGTH=8

#
# MINWEEKS
#	Minimum number of weeks which must elapse between changes
#	of password.
MINWEEKS=2

# MAXWEEKS
# 	Number of weeks before a password must be changed.
MAXWEEKS=6

#
# RETRIES
#	Number of times a user may try, and fail, to choose a new password
#	before giving up.  Can also be specified with the -r option.
#
RETRIES=3

#
# ONETRY
#	If set to YES, simplistic modifications of a rejected password
#	will not be accepted.
#
ONETRY=YES

#
# DESCRIBE
#	This file is displayed once (before asking for a new password).
#
DESCRIBE=/usr/lib/goodpw/describe

#
# SUMMARY
#	This file is displayed every time a password is rejected.
#
SUMMARY=/usr/lib/goodpw/summary

#
# CHECKDIR
#	Hierarchy of additional checks to perform:
#	   user/secure	- Passwords of restricted users.
#	   user/weak	- All other users.
#	   modem/secure	- Dialup passwords if the system default is restrict.
#	   modem/weak	- Dialup passwords otherwise.
#	and so on.
#
CHECKDIR=/usr/lib/goodpw/checks

#
# GOODPW
#	Name of the program that checks passwords; see goodpw(ADM).
#	  GOODPW=path means use path for the program.
#	  GOODPW=YES  means use /usr/lib/goodpw.
#	  GOODPW=NO   means do not use any password checking program.
#	  GOODPW=NONE Same as NO but also bypass the internal construction
#		      checks except for minimum password length.
#
GOODPW=/usr/bin/goodpw
