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useradd change from passwd to chpasswd for STIG - #291
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Current system test failures are due to Fedora 45 not yet having SSSD build with the changes the failing tests cover: |
The STIG tests fail using the passwd command with stdin. chpasswd should work in these tests so changing to make the user password setting more widely compatible.
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Latest failures not related: 2 Failures are due to containers build |
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The STIG tests fail using the passwd command with stdin. chpasswd
should work in these tests so changing to make the user password setting
more widely compatible.