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I have setup an OpenLDAP server and gave Confluence write permission to the LDAP. I also defined a password policy, which checks the password quality.
But when I trie to change a password, which does not fullfil the password quality requirements, I get just this error message:
This says exactly nothing altough Confluence gets a detailed description from the LDAP server, what is wrong here. This is what slapd logs:
slapd[21199]: conn=3698 op=1 RESULT tag=103 err=19 text=Bad password for dn="cn=***" because it is based on a dictionary word
Why is this information not forwarded to the user?
I agree that it's not helpful at all. If you feel that Atlassian i should action this, feel free to raise a feature request here: https://jira.atlassian.com/secure/Dashboard.jspa
Regards
My experience is, that feature request are effectively useless. They are rotting for years and nothing happens.
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