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      I would like the ability to enforce minimum password security requirements in Confluence, for example:

      "Password must be 8 characters or greater and must contain one of each of the following: Upper case letters, lower case letters, symbols, numbers."

      I have implemented this in Jira using the info found here: http://jira.atlassian.com/browse/JRA-2740 so I'm assuming something similar can be implemented in Confluence. Please let me know if anyone has any thoughts.

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            [CONFSERVER-8328] Ability to enforce password requirements

            It would be nice to see functionality like this, as well as a mechanism for password expiration, which would open the door for mass import of users with passwords known to admins that than must be changed upon login.

            Tim Stackhouse added a comment - It would be nice to see functionality like this, as well as a mechanism for password expiration, which would open the door for mass import of users with passwords known to admins that than must be changed upon login.

            I need to implement similar functionality in our Confluence installation. Has anyone figured out how it can be done?

            Rajendra Shrestha added a comment - I need to implement similar functionality in our Confluence installation. Has anyone figured out how it can be done?

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