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Subject: [9fans] how do you usually deal with new users and secstore?
Date: Sun,  7 Sep 2003 11:20:09 -0600
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when adding new users to the system is it better to create their
secstore account immediately after the auth one and have them change
their password on both the auth server and secstore at the same time?
or is it better to let them know they can ask you for it when they
really need it?

if the former, can we add sectore as an option to auth/changeuser
('create secstore account [y/n]?')?

i can see why one wants to keep secstore passwords separate (and
different) from the auth/keyfs one, but what's a good practice for
educating the users?

andrey