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September 9, 2019 13:09
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Use kpasswd to rotate through a number of passwords between your old and new passwords
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#!/usr/bin/env bash | |
CYCLE=24 | |
declare -a PASSWORDS | |
let last_cycle=CYCLE+1 | |
PASSWORDS[0]=$1 | |
PASSWORDS[${last_cycle}]=$2 | |
for i in $(seq ${last_cycle}); do | |
echo $i | |
if [[ $i -ne $last_cycle ]]; then | |
password=$(pwgen -y -r \'\"'\{}$[]#;!' 10 1) | |
PASSWORDS[${i}]=${password} | |
else | |
password=${PASSWORDS[${i}]} | |
fi | |
export NEW_PASSWORD=${password} | |
let last_i=i-1 | |
export CURRENT_PASSWORD=${PASSWORDS[$last_i]} | |
expect <<EOD | |
spawn kpasswd | |
expect { | |
{Password: } { | |
send "${CURRENT_PASSWORD}\r" | |
exp_continue | |
} | |
{New password: } { | |
send "${NEW_PASSWORD}\r" | |
exp_continue | |
} | |
{Success} { | |
return 0 | |
} | |
-re '.*' { | |
return 1 | |
} | |
} | |
EOD | |
done | |
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