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cracklib-devel-32bit

Header files and libraries for developing apps which will use CrackLib

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[Source: cracklib]

Package: cracklib-devel-32bit (2.9.11-160000.2.2)

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Homepage: [github.com]

Similar packages:

  • [cracklib]

    Library to crack passwords using dictionaries

  • [cracklib-devel]

    Header files and libraries for developing apps which will use CrackLib

  • [cracklib-dict-small]

    Small dictionary for cracklib, a password checking library

  • [libcrack2]

    Library to crack passwords using dictionaries

  • [libcrack2-32bit]

    Library to crack passwords using dictionaries

Header files and libraries for developing apps which will use CrackLib

The cracklib-devel package contains the header files and libraries needed to develop programs that use the CrackLib functions to to determine whether passwords match certain security-oriented characteristics.

Other Packages Related to cracklib-devel-32bit:

  • dep: [cracklib-devel] (= 2.9.11)

    Header files and libraries for developing apps which will use CrackLib

  • dep: [libcrack2-32bit] (= 2.9.11)

    Library to crack passwords using dictionaries

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