On 2012-11-24 03:56, Jeremy Bicha wrote:
> This is fixed with gnome-control-center 3.6.3 which has been uploaded to
> raring for Ubuntu 13.04. You can't set 123456 as your password via
> System Settings.
>
> I'm reopening the ubiquity task as ubiquity should be updated to use
> libpwquality. It's frustrating that it's possible to set a very easy
> password when installing Ubuntu but you can't set that password via
> System Settings.
Personally I'd prefer a slightly different solution. _Encouraging_ strong passwords, as the bug summary says, is excellent; making strong passwords _mandatory_ is not. Ideally there should be an option for admins to decide the level of security by selecting either "recommended" or "mandatory". Probably a suitable topic for an upstream bug...
On 2012-11-24 03:56, Jeremy Bicha wrote: center 3.6.3 which has been uploaded to
> This is fixed with gnome-control-
> raring for Ubuntu 13.04. You can't set 123456 as your password via
> System Settings.
>
> I'm reopening the ubiquity task as ubiquity should be updated to use
> libpwquality. It's frustrating that it's possible to set a very easy
> password when installing Ubuntu but you can't set that password via
> System Settings.
Personally I'd prefer a slightly different solution. _Encouraging_ strong passwords, as the bug summary says, is excellent; making strong passwords _mandatory_ is not. Ideally there should be an option for admins to decide the level of security by selecting either "recommended" or "mandatory". Probably a suitable topic for an upstream bug...