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version 1.18, 2002/09/19 02:02:59	version 1.21, 2005/04/07 22:27:52
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# lcpasswd - LON-CAPA setuid script to synchronously change all	# lcpasswd - LON-CAPA setuid script to synchronously change all
# filesystem-related passwords (samba, unix, etc)	# filesystem-related passwords (samba, unix, etc)
#	#
# YEAR=2000
# 10/27,10/28,10/29,10/30 Scott Harrison
#
# YEAR=2001
# 10/22,10/23,11/13,11/15 Scott Harrison
#
# YEAR=2002	# YEAR=2002
# 02/19 Matthew Hall	# 02/19 Matthew Hall
#	#
Line 165 open OUT,"\|pwchange $safeusername";	Line 159 open OUT,"\|pwchange $safeusername";
print OUT $password1;	print OUT $password1;
print OUT "\n";	print OUT "\n";
close OUT;	close OUT;
($>,$<)=(0,500);	($>,$<)=(0,$wwwid);

print "pwchange done, back to uid 500" unless $noprint;	print "pwchange done, back to uid $wwwid" unless $noprint;

if ($?) {	if ($?) {
exit 8;	exit 8;
Line 179 if (-e '/usr/bin/smbpasswd') {	Line 173 if (-e '/usr/bin/smbpasswd') {
($>,$<)=(0,0); # fool smbpasswd here to think this is not a setuid	($>,$<)=(0,0); # fool smbpasswd here to think this is not a setuid
# environment	# environment

# If the -a swithc is put on the smbpasswd	# If the -a switch is put on the smbpasswd
# command line, either a new entry will be created or the old one	# command line, either a new entry will be created or the old one
# will be used.	# will be used.
# Therefore the old strategy of looking for and adding a dummy entry is	# Therefore the old strategy of looking for and adding a dummy entry is