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-- [ Picked text/plain from multipart/alternative ] I ran into this problem, too. My solution is a little strange. I noticed that "random" passwords just got put on the post-it's on the edge of the screen. So they are self defeating. Instead, we are using pass phrases. For example, a pass phrase might be "We a re the hero of our own story" ( a quote by Mary McCarthy). The associated password is wathooos (the first letter of each word in the pass-phrase). Need to have a numeric in there somewhere? "Saint Patrick was born in 461 AD" yields spwbi4a as a password. Even when the pass phrases are on post-its, they are not obvious. In fact, I encourage my people to have a number of quotes on post-its on their terminals. Only they know which one is the phrase that pays. - Hank Heath In a message dated 10/23/2002 2:12:58 PM Eastern Daylight Time, Steve.McKay@SouthTrust.com writes: > Does anyone have a CL/RPG/COBOL solution to generate "random" passwords? > Auditing has a problem with me "assigning" an initial password (even if it > is set to "*EXPIRED") and wants to programatically generate a password for > each new user.
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