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Set Apache passwords to expire?

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E3p0

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Is there a way to make user passwords expire, and have them create a new password for Apache? Our OS is Solaris if it makes a difference?

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I don't think it's possible unless you set the password file to use /etc/passwd. If you're using a flat file database created with the htpasswd command you might be out of luck.
 
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OK thanks
Yes I am using the flat file version and htpasswd command

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