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README
This is a libpwquality library for password quality checking and generation of random passwords that pass the checks. NOTES: This library uses the cracklib as a dependency. See the pwquality.h header file for the API. There are simple tools that use the libpwquality: pwscore - reads the password to be checked from the standard input Optional argument is an user name for additional checks. pwmake - generates a random password Required argument is number of bits of entropy used to generate the password. The pwquality Python wrapper module can be used to call the libpwquality functionality from Python. And finally there is pam_pwquality Linux PAM module that can be used instead of pam_cracklib to disallow weak new passwords when user's login password is changed.