; This is the control file for Domain Password. All of the ; text, and most of the HTML, can be customized by editing ; this file. ; You must place this file in the same directory as dompass.exe, ; and make sure that dompass.exe has permission to read it. ; Lines beginning with a semi-colon are comments. [Domain Password] ; Do not remove this line ; If you want to let Domain Password work for users whose current ; password is blank, change the next line to AllowOldBlank=Yes ; If you want to allow users to change their passwords to blank, ; change the AllowNewBlank line to Yes. Note that your overall ; domain policy (set via User Manager) must also allow blank passwords ; for this to work. This feature requires DomPass 1.1.b.970715. AllowOldBlank=No AllowNewBlank=No ; If you want to allow users to specify which on which domain to ; change their passwords, set the following to Yes. If Yes, users ; may type domain\username in the username field. AllowDomainName=No ; If Domain Password cannot discover your Primary Domain Controller, ; or if you want to validate against a specific machine, fill in ; the machine name after PDC= (otherwise, leave it blank). ; ; NOTE: This value is only used if the [Domains] section below is ; blank, or if Default is present in the [Domains] section and ; is chosen by the user. PDC= ; The following lines control the HTML used to generate the main ; form. You may have HTML01 through HTML09. For increased ; efficiency, delete any blank lines you don't use. HTML01= HTML02=Domain Password HTML03= HTML04= HTML05=

Greyware Automation Products, Inc.
Domain Password

HTML06= HTML07= HTML08= HTML09= ; The next five lines contain the prompts used for the main form ; for domain, username, password, new password, and new password confirmation. ; Since the form uses 
, align the prompts with leading white
; space.  The Domain prompt is only used if the [Domains] section (below)
; is present and has entries.

Domain=             Domain:
Username=           Username:
Password=   Current Password:
NewPass1=       New Password:
NewPass2= New Password Again:

; The Note= line may contain any text you want.

Note=Note: Passwords are case-sensitive on this system.  Password, PASSWORD, and password are three different passwords.

; Button1 is the submit button HTML.

Button1=

; Button2 is the reset-form button HTML

Button2=

; Success is the message displayed after the password has been
; changed successfully.

Success=Your password has been changed successfully.  The change may take a few minutes to propagate to the entire domain.

; Trailer is optional.  If present, anything here gets inserted onto
; the form (and any error or success message) at the bottom.

Trailer=
Greyware Main Page   Domain Password Documentation

; The Sorry= line controls the introduction to any error message.
; The word "Sorry" seems nicer than "Error" or "You goofed!"

Sorry=
Sorry!  

; The TryAgain= line controls the text asking the user to try again.

TryAgain=Please try again.

; The next eight lines are error messages for user errors.

ErrorU1=You must enter your username.
ErrorU2=You must enter your current password.
ErrorU3=You left your new password blank.  You must enter your new password.
ErrorU4=You must enter your new password twice.  You left it empty the second time.
ErrorU5=You must enter your new password twice exactly the same way.  What you typed the second time didn't match.
ErrorU6=Your new password must be different from your old password.
ErrorU7=Your password cannot be the same as your username.
ErrorU8=You are not allowed to specify a domain name in the username field.

; The next five lines are error messages for system errors.

ErrorS1=What you typed for your current password is incorrect.
ErrorS2=What you typed for your new password has been rejected by the system.   It is either too short, has been used too recently, or the account is locked out.
ErrorS3=You mistyped your username.   No such user in this domain, or account not allowed.
ErrorS4=Internal error or misconfiguration.   Please check with your system administrator.
ErrorS5=Network error; domain controller not found or temporarily unavailable.

;
; This optional section controls the list of domain names presented to the user.
; Syntax is DomainName=PDCName.  You may have any number of entries.  They will
; be presented in the order listed.
; 
; If this entire section is blank, the Domain Name dropdown box will not be presented,
; and Domain Password will only be able to change passwords for user accounts located
; in the primary domain of this machine.  Note that if you have AllowDomainName=True
; in the [Domain Password] section (above), then the user may specify a domain name
; by typing domain\username on the username line of the form.
;
; For each domain listed, either specify a PDC name after the equals sign to force
; Domain Password to use that machine, or leave the line after the equals sign blank
; to have Domain Password look up the PDC dynamically.
; 
; The special entry, Default, means that the primary domain should be used.  If
; a server name is provided after the equals sign, it will be used; otherwise, if
; a PDC= value is provided in the [Domain Password] section above, that will be
; used; otherwise, the PDC for the primary domain will be looked up dynamically.

;[Domains]
;Default=
;ExampleDomain1=PDC01
;ExampleDomain2=PDC02
;ExampleDomain3=

; end of file