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Posted to users@tomcat.apache.org by Julio Cesar Gazquez <jg...@rosario.gov.ar> on 2007/10/01 18:54:44 UTC
Admin tool and digest passwords
I just configured Tomcat 5.5 using digest passwords, using SHA algorithm and
setting the password hashes at tomcat-users.xml by hand.
However I'd need to use the Tomcat Admin Tool to manage passwords, yet it
seems to be unable to deal with hashed passwords, so if I change a password
using Admin I got the cleartext password in tomcat-users.xml.
Is it my fault and I'm missing something, or Admin just can't be used with
digest passwords?
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Saludos
Julio.
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Re: Admin tool and digest passwords
Posted by Mark Thomas <ma...@apache.org>.
Julio Cesar Gazquez wrote:
> I just configured Tomcat 5.5 using digest passwords, using SHA algorithm and
> setting the password hashes at tomcat-users.xml by hand.
>
> However I'd need to use the Tomcat Admin Tool to manage passwords, yet it
> seems to be unable to deal with hashed passwords, so if I change a password
> using Admin I got the cleartext password in tomcat-users.xml.
>
> Is it my fault and I'm missing something, or Admin just can't be used with
> digest passwords?
It can, you just have to enter the passwords in digest form in the
same way you do when you manually enter them in tomcat-users.xml
Mark
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