Billy H
07/21/2025, 8:21 PMpwd_policy
table and whenever we call the days_to_expiration
value, it always comes back empty, regardless of the host we query. Any ideas why?Matt Rebelo
07/22/2025, 5:38 PMBilly H
07/22/2025, 5:54 PMMatt Rebelo
07/23/2025, 12:21 PMBilly H
07/23/2025, 6:38 PMMatt Rebelo
07/24/2025, 1:06 PMget policyAttributeDaysUntilExpiration failed
That's the error that's supposed to be output when there's no value policyAttributeDaysUntilExpiration
and could indicate there is something wrong with the password expiration config.Billy H
07/24/2025, 2:31 PMpolicyAttributeDaysUntilExpiration
any where in the logs, tried rerunning the query and researching for it but no luckBilly H
07/24/2025, 2:33 PM<key>maxPINAgeInDays</key>
<integer>365</integer>
I can confirm that the password policy is working, because the users are forced to change their passwords at that time, when running SELECT * FROM pwd_policy
in osquery the expires_every_n_days
field returns 365, and we can also see a countdown for the password rotation in our configuration of SupportApp that Root3 makesMatt Rebelo
07/25/2025, 7:18 PM