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File_SMBPasswd::modAccountEncrypted()

File_SMBPasswd::modAccountEncrypted() -- modify an exsting account with the given plaintext-password.

Synopsis

mixed File_SMBPasswd::modAccountEncrypted (string $user, int $userid [, string $nthash = '' [, string $lmhash = '' [, string $comment = '' [, string $flags = '']]]])

Description

Modifies an existing account using pre-encrypted passwords.

Parameter

string $user - username to be added
int $userid - userid of the user
string $nthash - new NT-Hash
string $lmhash - new LM-Hash
string $comment - comment
string $flags - flags

Return value

mixed - Returns TRUE on success, PEAR_Error on failure.

Note

This function can not be called statically.

Note that the user to be added must already exist in the system password file.

See

File_SMBPasswd::addAccount()

File_SMBPasswd::modAccount()

File_SMBPasswd::modUser()

Example

Example 25-1. Using File_SMBPasswd::modAccountEncrypted()

<?php require_once 'File/SMBPasswd.php';  // modify user mbretter $fh = new File_SMBPasswd('/usr/local/private/smbpasswd'); $fh->load(); $status = $fh->modAccountEncrypted(     'mbretter',      1005,      '75BA30198E6D1975AAD3B435B51404EE',     'FC156AF7EDCD6C0EDDE3337D427F4EAC',      Michaela Bretterklieber'); if (PEAR::isError($status)) {     // handle errors } else {     $fh->save(); }  ?>

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