Re: GINA Password Display

As the others have said, there's no way to modify this.

Dave, what risk does the client perceive they can mitigate with such a request? Seeing the dots appear is an important visual feedback to people as they're logging on.

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"Dave Shawley" <daveshawley@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:1188397607.948964.98170@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx
Hi all,

I'm pretty sure that there isn't a simple configuration option to do
this, but I figured that I would ask anyway. We have a request from a
client to modify the login process to our Windows 2003 servers so that
the length of the password is not displayed during the logon process.
I'd imagine that this would be a GINA configuration option but I
haven't found a setting that controls password display. Is there any
way to accomplish this without a rewrite of the GINA?

Thanks in advance,
Dave
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