Will SSH ever support password aging?

From: Tonij (tonij67_at_hotmail.com)
Date: 07/29/04 

Date: 29 Jul 2004 06:25:20 -0700

It seems like this has been a problem forever; with telnet turned off
and SSH as the only means of authenticating to my Solaris systems I
cannot use password aging because the user is never prompted to change
their password. Same thing with using passwd -df to force a change on
first login.

Will SSH *ever* support this? Currently using OpenSSH_3.8p1

Are there any known work arounds for this? As it stands now I either
have to turn off password aging and fight off the auditors, or be
bothered with endless "can you reset my password" requests.

Relevant Pages

  • [Summary]: SSH With Password Aging
    ... Subject: SSH With Password Aging ... We need to do perform some security configuration on our Solaris boxes ...
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  • ssh doesnt care about password aging
    ... Password aging is working when a user connects the machine with e. ... telnet, he/ she gets a warning when the password is about to expire, and ... But, ssh doesn't care about this, there is no warning abt. ... Harald Husemann ...
    (SunManagers)
  • Re: Getting password expiration date
    ... > We are using password aging on our HP-UX 11.11 system, ... versions of ssh and your patch levels on the system too, ...
    (comp.sys.hp.hpux)
  • Getting password expiration date
    ... We are using password aging on our HP-UX 11.11 system, ... recently been told that if a user goes into the system using SSH then ... can set up a script to email folks to warn them if so. ...
    (comp.sys.hp.hpux)