In article <6.1.2.0.2.20060519085114.02a9c030@raptor.psccos.co m>, Dan O'Reilly writes:
>At 09:31 AM 5/19/2006, Peter 'EPLAN' LANGSTOEGER wrote:
>>May I again rant on TCPware?
>>
>>*) When will change password in SSH stop to logout after the pwdchg?
>>TCPIP is able to continue logging in...
>
>Wait for the next ECO to come out (should be soon). That will depend upon
>your client's capabilities, but most recent clients will be able to work
>like this. Note that we actually had this capability a couple years ago,
>but a) the SECSH working group kept changing their mind as to how to do
>password changing, and b) hardly any clients supported it; hence, it got
>removed at the time.

Client is PuTTY 0.58 and of course the VMS IP stacks own SSH Client...

>>btw: Why can't I SSH login in parallel into a user which is in SSH pwdchg
>>mode?
>
>Can you clarify?

I log into a system with 2 PuTTY clients in parallel into the same user
on the same system. First gets the password change dialog and waits for
input, second is stuck after entering the password. Until first client
completes changing the passwords (maybe minutes later) and then the second
client gets the password change dialog (which is funny because the old
password is no longer the old password). I don't see why these 2 jobs
are related...

Thanks for responding
and happy weekend

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Peter "EPLAN" LANGSTOEGER
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