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AFPPASSWD(1)		Netatalk AFP Fileserver	Manual		  AFPPASSWD(1)

Name
       afppasswd -- AFP	password maintenance utility

Synopsis
       afppasswd  [-acfn]  [-p	afppasswd  file] [-u minimum uid] [-w password
       string]

Description
       afppasswd creates and maintains an afppasswd file, which	 supplies  the
       user  credentials  for  the  "Randnum  exchange"	and "2-Way Randnum ex-
       change" User Authentication Modules.

       afppasswd can either be called by root with parameters  to  manage  all
       user credentials, or by local system users with no parameters to	change
       their own AFP passwords.

	      NOTE

	      With  this  utility  you	can  only change the passwords used by
	      these two	Random Number UAMs. As they provide only weak password
	      encryption, their	use is discouraged unless one has  to  support
	      very  old	 AFP  clients  that  can not deal with the more	secure
	      "DHX" or "DHX2" UAMs.

Examples
       Local user changing their own password:

	      example% afppasswd
	      Enter NEW	AFP password: (hidden)
	      Enter NEW	AFP password again: (hidden)
	      afppasswd: updated password.

Options
       -a

	      Add a new	user to	the afppasswd file.

       -c

	      Create and/or initialize afppasswd file or specific user.

       -f

	      Force the	current	action.

       -p <path>

	      Path to afppasswd	file.

       -n

	      If cracklib support is built  into  netatalk  this  option  will
	      cause  cracklib  checking	 to be disabled, if the	superuser does
	      not want to have the password run	against	the  cracklib  dictio-
	      nary.

       -u <minimum uid>

	      This  is	the minimum user id (uid) that afppasswd will use when
	      creating users.

       -w <password string>

	      Use string as password,  instead	of  typing  it	interactively.
	      Please  use  this	option only if absolutely necessary, since the
	      password may remain in the terminal history in plain text.

See Also
       afpd(8),	afp.conf(5)

Author
       Contributors to the Netatalk Project (https://netatalk.io/contributors)

Netatalk 4.2.0							  AFPPASSWD(1)

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