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9 <h1 class=
"title">lppasswd(
1)
</h1>
10 <h2 class=
"title"><a name=
"NAME">Name
</a></h2>
11 lppasswd - add, change, or delete digest passwords.
12 <h2 class=
"title"><a name=
"SYNOPSIS">Synopsis
</a></h2>
27 <h2 class=
"title"><a name=
"DESCRIPTION">Description
</a></h2>
28 <i>lppasswd
</i> adds, changes, or deletes passwords in the CUPS
29 digest password file,
<i>passwd.md5
</i>. When run by a normal
30 user,
<i>lppasswd
</i> will prompt for the old and new passwords.
31 When run by the super-user,
<i>lppasswd
</i> can add new accounts
32 (
<i>-a username
</i>), change existing accounts (
<i>username
</i>),
33 or delete accounts (
<i>-x username
</i>) in the digest password
34 file. Digest usernames do not have to match local UNIX usernames.
35 <h2 class=
"title"><a name=
"OPTIONS">Options
</a></h2>
36 <i>lppasswd
</i> supports the following options:
37 <p style=
"margin-left: 5.0em; text-indent: -5.0em">-g groupname
40 Specifies a group other than the default system group.
41 <h2 class=
"title"><a name=
"SECURITY_ISSUES">Security Issues
</a></h2>
42 By default, the
<i>lppasswd
</i> program is not installed to allow ordinary
43 users to change their passwords. To enable this, the
<i>lppasswd
</i> command
44 must be made setuid to root with the command:
49 <p>While every attempt has been made to make
<i>lppasswd
</i> secure against
50 exploits that could grant super-user privileges to unprivileged users,
51 paranoid system administrators may wish to use Basic authentication with
52 accounts managed by PAM instead.
53 <h2 class=
"title"><a name=
"SEE_ALSO">See Also
</a></h2>
54 <i>lp(
1)
</i>,
<i>lpr(
1)
</i>,
56 <a href=
"http://localhost:631/help">http://localhost:
631/help
</a>
57 <h2 class=
"title"><a name=
"COPYRIGHT">Copyright
</a></h2>
58 Copyright
2007-
2013 by Apple Inc.