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accm · 06-20-2017

I have been using the following to check to see if passwords match complexity with great results up until recently. Now it's coming up fail every time. Any ideas? Thanks! #!/bin/sh desiredValue="usingHistory=0 canModifyPasswordforSelf=1 usingExpirati...

accm · 05-22-2017

Hoping someone can help. I am attempting to write an EA that determines if a the current/last logged in user's password is still our default password (meaning that they never reset locally it after they started). I know that using global policy, I ca...

accm · 11-25-2014

I am looking to push a script that changes audio input/output if a specific device is detected connected to the Thunderbolt interface. For example, we have an external mic speaker device in our meeting rooms and currently end users must remember to c...

accm · 05-23-2017

We were able to solve using: #!/bin/sh has_default_pass='NO' default_pass="newuser123" # interate through all local user accounts and compare password for user in `dscl . list /Users | grep -v ^_.*`; do checkpass=`dscl /Local/Default authonly $user $...

accm · 05-23-2017

This is what we attempted, but I think that we're getting stuck with the user variable. #!/bin/sh User="$3" BadPassword="newuser123" checkpass=`dscl /Local/Default authonly $User $BadPassword; echo $?` if [ "$checkpass" -eq 0 ]; then echo "$User neve...

accm · 05-22-2017

@JustDeWon Thank you! This helps somewhat - however, I'm looking for a specific string within the user's password. An example would be if we set all new user's local password to "newuser123", how can I write an EA to find all computers with local use...

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