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@@ -477,8 +477,8 @@ Setting_Description_password.policy.minimumStrength=Password strengths are judge
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Setting_Description_password.policy.minimumUnique=Minimum amount of unique characters allowed. A value of zero disables this check.
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Setting_Description_password.policy.minimumUnique=Minimum amount of unique characters allowed. A value of zero disables this check.
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Setting_Description_password.policy.minimumUpperCase=Minimum amount of uppercase characters required. A value of zero disables this check.
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Setting_Description_password.policy.minimumUpperCase=Minimum amount of uppercase characters required. A value of zero disables this check.
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Setting_Description_password.policy.queryMatch=Settings here are used to determine if this password policy applies to a given user. During login, if a previous policy has not yet been assigned to the user, the matches here are considered and if positive, the user will then be assigned this policy.
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Setting_Description_password.policy.queryMatch=Settings here are used to determine if this password policy applies to a given user. During login, if a previous policy has not yet been assigned to the user, the matches here are considered and if positive, the user will then be assigned this policy.
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-Setting_Description_password.policy.regExMatch=A Regular Expression pattern the password must match in order to be allowed. Multiple patterns can be listed. A pattern must match the <i>entire</i> password to be applied. A partial match is ignored.
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-Setting_Description_password.policy.regExNoMatch=A Regular Expression pattern the password must <b>not</b> match in order to be allowed. Multiple patterns can be listed. A pattern must match the <i>entire</i> password to be applied. A partial match is ignored.
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+Setting_Description_password.policy.regExMatch=A Regular Expression pattern the password must match in order to be allowed. Multiple patterns can be listed. A pattern must match the <i>entire</i> password to be applied. A partial match is ignored. Macros can be used.
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+Setting_Description_password.policy.regExNoMatch=A Regular Expression pattern the password must <b>not</b> match in order to be allowed. Multiple patterns can be listed. A pattern must match the <i>entire</i> password to be applied. A partial match is ignored. Macros can be used.
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Setting_Description_password.policy.ruleText=When blank, an automatically generated rule list will be displayed to the user. The automated rule list may not be inclusive of all settings in the password policy. Some of the more esoteric or difficult to communicate rules will not appear in the automatically generated list. This is done in an attempt to not overwhelm the user with having to read and parse the rules before attempting to change the password. Should the user type a password that conflicts with such a rule - the per-keystroke rule checker will provide direct feedback to the user on how to correct the problem.<br/><br/>If the automatically generated rule list is not desired, it can be overridden by setting a value here. HTML tags are permitted.
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Setting_Description_password.policy.ruleText=When blank, an automatically generated rule list will be displayed to the user. The automated rule list may not be inclusive of all settings in the password policy. Some of the more esoteric or difficult to communicate rules will not appear in the automatically generated list. This is done in an attempt to not overwhelm the user with having to read and parse the rules before attempting to change the password. Should the user type a password that conflicts with such a rule - the per-keystroke rule checker will provide direct feedback to the user on how to correct the problem.<br/><br/>If the automatically generated rule list is not desired, it can be overridden by setting a value here. HTML tags are permitted.
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Setting_Description_password.policy.source=This setting determines where password policy settings should be read from. If <code>LDAP</code> is selected, an attempt to read the policy out of the ldap directory will be made, and many of the following settings could be ignored. If <code>Local Config</code> is selected, the policy settings on this page are used, and any policy settings in the LDAP directory are ignored. If <code>Merge</code> is selected, both policies are read, and where there is any conflict, The application will chose the most restrictive value of the policy.<br/><br/>The capability to read policy from LDAP is only available with some LDAP directory types. <p>Additionally, the password policy used is only the "local" policy used by this application. Upon a password set operation, the LDAP directory will typically enforce whatever policies are configured in the directory itself.
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Setting_Description_password.policy.source=This setting determines where password policy settings should be read from. If <code>LDAP</code> is selected, an attempt to read the policy out of the ldap directory will be made, and many of the following settings could be ignored. If <code>Local Config</code> is selected, the policy settings on this page are used, and any policy settings in the LDAP directory are ignored. If <code>Merge</code> is selected, both policies are read, and where there is any conflict, The application will chose the most restrictive value of the policy.<br/><br/>The capability to read policy from LDAP is only available with some LDAP directory types. <p>Additionally, the password policy used is only the "local" policy used by this application. Upon a password set operation, the LDAP directory will typically enforce whatever policies are configured in the directory itself.
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Setting_Description_password.profile.list=List of Password Policy Profiles. When multiple password policy profiles are configured, all profiles are evaluated in order to check if the setting <code>@PwmSettingReference\:password.policy.queryMatch@</code> matches the user.
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Setting_Description_password.profile.list=List of Password Policy Profiles. When multiple password policy profiles are configured, all profiles are evaluated in order to check if the setting <code>@PwmSettingReference\:password.policy.queryMatch@</code> matches the user.
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James Albright