[action] [PR:17426] password-hardening: Add support to disable expiration date like in Linux (PAM) (#17426) #17997
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…nux (PAM) (sonic-net#17426) - Why I did it Enhance the feature to support disabling password hardening as Linux support. -1: expiration will never occur 0: expiration will expired immediately Opened bug: sonic-net#17427 - How I did it Added the -1 value to be supported in hostcfgd and this value will propagate to the relevant Linux files - How to verify it Pls see the details in the bug description that link attached above
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Enhance the feature to support disabling password hardening as Linux support.
-1: expiration will never occur
0: expiration will expired immediately
Opened bug:
#17427
How I did it
Added the -1 value to be supported in hostcfgd and this value will propagate to the relevant Linux files
How to verify it
Pls see the details in the bug description that link attached above