Help needed getting old settings into Logic X

Question

I've been using Logic for a very long time, so I have thousands of plugin settings that I've saved or downloaded over the years. Logic 9 used to automatically include everything from the Plugin Settings folder within the Logic 6 Series folder - all settings would appear in a submenu called Logic 6 series.
Now in Logic X, this doesn't happen.
My first thought is that I'd have to open the old folder for each plugin, then copy the settings into the new Plugin Settings folder, but I'd have to first make a new sub-folder in the new location called Old Settings (or whatever).
This could could take me until March 2015, or longer if I sleep and eat in between.
Are there any geniuses here that can suggest an Automator action that will do this?
Or any other ideas?
I've tried aliases but they don't work for the whole Old Plugin Settings folder - I'd have to make an alias for every plugin which again would take ages.
Any suggestions would be appreciated....

Answer 1

Harm is absolutely correct with respect to how a DBA controlled password change is handled. From an auditor perspective, this would require showing sufficient documentation and SOP on how a password change is handled by a privileged user. This would include auditing, technical procedures, security policies, etc.
However, if you are showing an auditor how an individual user could change his or her own password (assuming this is allowable based on site policy), if the user is assigned an appropriate profile that has the resource limit set for password_verify_function it will check to ensure that the new password is modified by at least three characters, amongst other things. This is the default, but can certainly be customized to look for four, as in your example. To cover your bases, this would also need to be documented in detail.