On Mon, 25 Sep 2006, Jeffrey Altman via RT wrote:

> [petesea@bigfoot.com - Mon Sep 25 21:04:47 2006]:
>
>> If the NIM "Obtain new credentials" dialog is displayed in the mode for 
>> changing the password (because it's expired), the "OK" button is grayed 
>> out... even after filling in the "Current Password", "New Password" and 
>> "New Password again" fields.  Pressing "Enter" doesn't do anything.
>>
>> This means even though there are fields to change the password, there's 
>> no way to get the dialog to accept the change.
>
> This dialog was significantly re-written since last Friday.  I can't 
> replicate this behavior.  Please, on Tuesday, obtain a new build and 
> verify that this is still a problem.

Downloaded the newest version (twice to be sure):

   https://www.secure-endpoints.com/_private/fnal/kfw-3-1-0-pre-beta-2.exe

Verified the MD5 checksum... and installed it.

I'm still seeing the same behavior described above.

Here's my testing procedure:

   - Testing on Windows 2K (5.00.2195) Service Pack 4
   - KDC using krb5-1.4.3 on Redhat 7.1
   - run .exe installer (select Client only)
   - set "modprinc +needchange PRINCIPAL" before starting NIM
   - PRINCIPAL is NOT the same as Windows user
   - Start NIM
   - New Credentials (System tray -> right click -> New Credentials)
   - Change "Username" from Windows user to PRINCIPAL
   - "Obtain new credentials" dialog shows "Click here to change password"
   - Click "here" changes dialog to include new/old password prompts
   - "Ok" is grayed out.... even after filling in password fields
   - no way to remove dialog (see bug #4331)