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Line 9 wiki, [blog](http://blog.netbsd.org), an
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Line 9 wiki, [blog](http://blog.netbsd.org), an
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Anything requiring the maximum level of trust. For example: write |
Anything requiring the maximum level of trust. For example: write |
access to source trees. |
access to source trees. |
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### How to set your Kerberos password |
### How to set your Kerberos password initially |
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$ ssh -t cvs.netbsd.org pwstore |
`$ ssh -t <username>@cvs.netbsd.org pwstore` |
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Please don't use a password you use on any other system. |
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Enter new Kerberos password: |
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Retype new Kerberos password: |
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Connection to cvs.netbsd.org |
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Follow the prompts as usual, using something unique and reasonably secure. |
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### How to change your Kerberos password |
### How to change your Kerberos password |
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`$ ssh -t mollari.netbsd.org passwd -k <username>@NETBSD.ORG` |
`$ ssh -t <username>@mollari.netbsd.org passwd -k <username>@NETBSD.ORG` |
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### How to reset a forgotten Kerberos password |
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Send mail to admins@netbsd.org and request to clear your password. Then |
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set a new initial password like above. |
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### How to use your Kerberos password |
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* [[system]] |
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* [[web browser]] |