Re: new 400 user question...

Bob,

Are you trying to keep them from being able to login on to the system 

directly?

No.  What is happening is someone submits a request for a new username & 
password.  Currently, when our admins setup the new user, they set their 
password to expire upon first login.  What I want to happen is for them to 
not set their password to expire and have a program that will change the 
date they last changed their password.  So, if someone doesn't have Client 
Access installed on their machine, they can still use my RPG CGI program 
and not have to install anything.  Again, I'm not sure if this is even 
possible or not.

Shane



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Are you trying to keep them from being able to login on to the system 
directly? setting the password to expire just makes them change it when 
they login it doesn't stop them. We do this whenever i need to reset a 
users password. that way when they login it gets changed to make sure I no 

longer know it.




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Does anyone know of a way around the following problem?

If a new user is set up on the 400, and that user will only use an RPG 
CGIDEV2 program, whenever they first log in, their Set Password To Expired 


is set to PWDEXP(*YES)...so, their password is expired.  Is there any way 
that I could get around this?

I've presented an idea that may solve this but I'm not sure how it could 
be done or if it even could be done.  If a new user is set up and their 
Set Password To Expired is set to PWDEXP(*NO)...so their password is not 
expired...is there a way to modify the date the password was last changed 
to 59 days ago (if our sysval is 60 days)?  I'm not sure if this is a good 


idea though...

Shane
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