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Yunhyeok
Nimbostratus
Jun 17, 2025APM local DB "passwd_expire" usage
Hello,
- I would like to know how to use the passwd_expire value from the values displayed when entering the ldbutil --list command.
- Can I force users to change their passwords periodically by adjusting passwd_expire based on the last_modified value?
Any Help is appreciate.
2 Replies
- Yunhyeok
Nimbostratus
I can't find passwd_expire in options.
Is there a way to use passwd_expire value?
- Injeyan_Kostas
Cumulonimbus
As I see the available options are
--uname="value" Username --uid="value" UID(a number) --instance="value" Instance(e.g. /Common/vdb1) --password="value" Password --user_groups="value" Groups(comma separated) --lockout_start="value" Lockout start (seconds since epoch) --locked_out="1 or 0" 1=User locked out, 0 otherwise --ttl="value" Account creation time in seconds since epoch --duser="1 or 0" 1=Dynamically created user, 0 otherwise --login_failures="value" Number of login failures --change_passwd="1 or 0" 1=force passwd change, 0 otherwise --first_name="value" First Name --last_name="value" Last Name --email="value" Email --limit="value" Used with --list for pagination --file="value" Filename for --backup, --restore and --csv --partition="value" Used with --list for specific data
so you could only set change_passwd to 1 periodically using a command like
ldbutil --update --uname=XXXX --instance=/Common/XXXX --change_passwd=1
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