Non Standard password on configurator during upgrade...

Hi,
As specified in the recommendations, the Configurator password has been changed from its default.
Now, upgrading to 8.1.0 (and then on to the latest and greatest) I wonder if its possible to add the password
to the install command as you can do with a manual one?
i.e.
install -nodisplay -U configurator -P <password>
or something similiar... I cant find it in the documentation, but I can see that the install script do send the given arguments on to the install class as it sends the exec java on...
If I run it without specifying the password, it seems to upgrade it, but it stops logging what it does so I cant be sure...
Anyone?

I got around this problem by changing the Configurator password back to its default... configurator
However, the current password policy stopped me from doing so and I could not start the service up again because
of local reasons (i.e. I did not have the websphere to run it under, just access via lh console)
I went in to lh console with
# lh console -u Configurator -p <myoldsafepassword>
Configurator> changePassword Configurator configurator
that responded with a java exception due to the policy violation (i.e. accountid etc etc not part of password)
Configurator> listObjects Policy
that listed the various policys in question
I looked them through, using the java output as a guide to which was in question...
Configurator> getObject Policy '<name on policy from listObjects>'
when I got the one I needed to change i checked it out to a local file
Configurator> checkout Policy '<name of policy to change>' policy_to_change.xml
I then edited that xml file to lighten the rules so that the password would pass...
i.e. removed all reserved words except email :D
I then checked the policy in again...
Configurator> checkin policy_to_change.xml
and then the password change went through afterwords...So I am ok to upgrade now... :D
Edited by: Dhurgan on Jul 26, 2011 12:05 PM

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Last edited by Firefishe (2014-07-11 09:23:20)

Hi Dareen,
Looking at the information shared and also the error message ( Update Failed,Updates could not be applied.Please contact your Administrator if you wish to apply updates on your machine. Updates have been suppressed by the Administrator.If the problems persist, contact customer support for further assistance" ),
It suggests that the updates were to be managed by the Admin only. Lets try the following step and suggest if this was able to resolve the concern that you have or not.
1) Navigate to C:\Program Files (x86)\Common Files\Adobe\AAMUpdaterInventory\1.0 and you will find a .dat file ( AdobeUpdaterAdminPrefs.dat).
2) Please open the file in question and you will find a line item : <Suppressed>1</Suppressed> .
3) Please change the Value from 1 to 0 and save the file back in the same location.
post the above step, try the installation once again and share the end result please.
Cheers,
Kartikay Sharma

LDIF Importing a user with a non-encrypted password fails, anywork arounds?

I was able to import a group without issue:
dn: cn=Authenticated,cn=Groups,dc=oraclelinux,dc=com
description: test group
objectClass: top
objectClass: groupOfUniqueNames
uniqueMember: cn=orcladmin,cn=People,dc=oraclelinux,dc=com
cn: Authenticated
But when I try to import a standard user:
dn: cn=testuser2,cn=Users, dc=oraclelinux, dc=com
userpassword:: password1
description: test user
objectClass: top
objectClass: person
sn: testuser2
cn: testuser2
It fails if I remove the password field then I can import the user without issue, but I need to include the password field as it is part of what was exported from the old LDAP Server.
If I create a user in an ldif import it then add a password using oracle's Directory Manager upon exporting it the entry loks like:
dn: cn=testuser, cn=Users, dc=oraclelinux, dc=com
authpassword;orclcommonpwd: {MD5}fGoYCzaJagqMAnh+6vsOTA==
authpassword;orclcommonpwd: {X- ORCLLMV}E52CAC67419A9A2238F10713B629B565
authpassword;orclcommonpwd: {X- ORCLNTV}5835048CE94AD0564E29A924A03510EF
authpassword;oid: {SASL/MD5}tUquh+Duowh2aWSEwONtcQ==
authpassword;oid: {SASL/MD5-DN}lcQ7Z5O5vcwzXMeaZ65fYw==
authpassword;oid: {SASL/MD5-U}AAWzkmDDCJLbs9mxoWBTiw==
userpassword:: e1NIQX00NHJTRkpROXF0SFdUQkF2cnNLZDVLL3AyajA9
description: test user
objectclass: top
objectclass: person
sn: testuser
cn: testuser
Changing my imported ldif to look like the following WORKS:
dn: cn=testuser2,cn=Users, dc=oraclelinux, dc=com
userpassword:: e1NIQX00NHJTRkpROXF0SFdUQkF2cnNLZDVLL3AyajA9
description: test user
objectClass: top
objectClass: person
sn: testuser2
cn: testuser2
So the password must be encrypted then?, if so how to I generate a password hash on the command-line and through JAVA?
Can an import be forced with a plain text password (Tivoli, SUN both support this functionality).
Can I change the constraint that the password must contain a numeric char? (Found in document: http://download-uk.oracle.com/docs/cd/B28196_01/idmanage.1014/b15991/pwdpolicies.htm#g1051713)
After fixing the constaints I can import a non-encrypted password from an ldif, but it can not be verified and only the authpassword;oid entries are created not the authpassword;orclcommonpwd entries.
Thanks for your assistance,
ERIC GANDT

Eric, my first guess would be that the OID password policy prevents loading of the password i.e. the password doesn't match the existing password policy.
What version is your "old" OID and what is the version of the current OID you're using?
What is the error msg you get?
regards,
--Olaf

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