Cisco Cisco MediaSense Release 9.1(1) ライセンス情報

you must have enough free space available for use by the "sort" command,

when the dictionary is built.

 

So: If you do not have (say) about 20Mb free in /usr/tmp (or whatever

temporary area your "sort" command uses), have a look at the

"util/mkdict" script.

 

You can usually tweak the "sort" command to use any large area of disk

you desire, by use of the "-T" option, and "mkdict" has a hook for this.

 

 

STEP 4) Wire a call to "FascistCheck()" into your "passwd" program

 

 

- Left as an exercise for the reader.

 

 

*** Example of how to invoke CrackLib

 

Insert a call to the routine FascistCheck, which is defined thusly:

 

NAME

FascistCheck - check a potential password for guessability

 

 

SYNOPSIS

 

char *FascistCheck(char *pw, char *dictpath);

 

 

DESCRIPTION

 

FascistCheck() takes 2 arguments:

 

pw - a string continaing the users chosen "potential password"

 

dictpath - the full path name + filename prefix of the

CrackLib dictionary, specified in the installation Makefile.

(If you still haven't sussed, I'm talking about DICTPATH).

 

 

RETURN VALUE

 

FascistCheck() returns the NULL pointer for a good password,

or a pointer to a diagnostic string if it is a bad password.

 

 

BUGS