petesea@bigfoot.com via RT wrote:
> On Tue, 26 Sep 2006, Jeffrey Altman via RT wrote:
> 
>> The Windows 2000 might be the important part.  The Windows 2000 netidmgr 
>> is a different set of binaries than the version for the rest of the 
>> platforms due to lack of required functionality in the Windows 2000 
>> custom controls library.
> 
> I just installed it on an XP Pro box (Version 2002 Service Pack 2)... same 
> results.
> 
> The "Ok" button is grayed out and doesn't do anything even after filling 
> in the password fields.  The only option is the "Cancel" button which goes 
> to a form with only the "Username" and "Realm" fields, no "Password" 
> field.  The "Ok" button is active on this form, but doesn't do anything... 
> neither does the "Cancel" button.

I am very confused.  The behavior that I observe is as follows:

* Open New Credentials dialog

* Enter username and realm of expired principal

* Enter password of expired principal and press "Ok"

* New Credentials dialog is redrawn to include:

   - Username
   - Realm
   - "Password expired.  You must change it now."
   - Enter new password
   - Enter it again
   - Credentials box with links
   - [Ok] [Cancel] [Options]

  where the Ok button is the default.

The bug I see is that when you enter in the new password twice
that the old password is lost and the user is presented an
incorrect password error dialog with a [Close] button.

Clearing the error dialog returns you to the original New credentials
dialog.

Jeffrey Altman