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Is there an API (or other method) that will validate a password against the
QPWD* system values without an associated user name? I just want to feed
the password to the API or program and get back a 'YES'/'NO' indicating it
passed/failed the QPWD* system value composition rules.
We are trying to build a process that will accept user profile
add/change/delete requests from a non-IBM i product. We would like to
allow the admins of the product to enter a non-user user profile and the
desired password into the product. Then we would run a scrub program on
the data coming into the IBM i to check the password against IBM i QPWD*
system values to be sure that it will pass when we use it in the CRTUSRPRF
command.
I have looked at the QSYCHGPW API but it wants an existing user profile and
password. I have also looked at the Validate Password Exit Point/Program
but we don't want to do this for all user password changes, only the new
non-user profile/password requests from the 3rd party product.
We understand that there are probably better ways to do this but, for a
narrow scope of non-user profiles, we would like to provide this
functionality without writing our own program.
Any suggestions?
Thanks,
Steve McKay
(205) 585-8424
samckay1@xxxxxxxxx
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