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At frontend side, pwd_diff_last_min_chars means the number of characters that differs from old password, whatever the position of the character.
At backend side, pwd_diff_last_min_chars uses similar_text, which computes multiple patterns length found in the old password.
As pwd_diff_last_min_chars exists since more longer in self-service-password, it would be preferable to adapt js code. However, the similar_text function is not really standard...
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at backend side, the password is only accepted when the number of "different characters" is strictly superior to pwd_diff_last_min_chars
This is not aligned with the documentation and also less logical:
You may also want to check for partial password reuses, ensuring the new password includes at least N distinct new characters:
$pwd_diff_last_min_chars = 3;
For example, for this configuration you must have at least N = 3 + 1 distinct new characters.
At frontend side, pwd_diff_last_min_chars means the number of characters that differs from old password, whatever the position of the character.
At backend side, pwd_diff_last_min_chars uses similar_text, which computes multiple patterns length found in the old password.
As pwd_diff_last_min_chars exists since more longer in self-service-password, it would be preferable to adapt js code. However, the similar_text function is not really standard...
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: