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Subject: [krbdev.mit.edu #1377] Can you please test Windows set password client
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Hi, Paul.  We have accepted an implementation of the Microsoft set
password protocol.  I have been able to test the failure cases, but
have not been able to test success cases.

Any change I could get you to do a build of current sources on a Unix
box and then run clients/kpasswd/ksetpw to change a password in the
win domain?  You should be aware that client seems to fail with
passwords longer than 8 characters for the new password.

If you run into any problems let us know.