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KB-1010: Are entries in centrifydc.conf case sensitive?

Authentication Service ,   Mac & PC Management Service ,  

12 April,16 at 11:40 AM

Question: 

Are entries in centrifydc.conf case sensitive?


Answer:

Yes, entries in centrifydc.conf are case sensitive. Here are some example entries in centrifydc.conf:

system.access.MinimumPasswordAge: 1
system.access.maximumpasswordage: 90
 

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