Generate same password for all users

No, this module doesn't do that. However, if you want to add a patch, I'll gladly review it.

Hi,
This module helps me in lot of things so thak you for that.
But i need to genrate a user defined default password for all the user.
Like what a cck do.
It sets a default value for all the time when a node of that particular content type is created.
Can it be possible.
Please help me.
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Siva

Siva,

this would generate a security issue, since all users should have there own e-mail-account, it is no problem to send them there individual password.

If you want a more convenient login procedure for your users then you have to implement a single sign on solution.

Everything elese is very unsecure in my opinion and should be avoided.

Do you agree?

Thomas,
I am here to activate sso between my drupal site and another php site.
The siteA (PHP site) has given me some thing by which i have to do.Below is the process.
1.User logging in PHP_Site with their username and password.
2.Clicks on my service from the list in the PHP_Site.(If he is permitted to access my service).
3.On clicking the user will reach my DRUPAL_Site along with the username and a checksum value given to my DRUPAL_Site through 'POST' method.
4.Now i will evaluate the username and the checksum value and start a session for the current username.

$account = user_authenticate($userid, $password);
	     $user = user_load($account, TRUE);
	      drupal_session_regenerate();

5.I am doing something like above on validating the username with that checksum
and start the session
6.My problem is i cannot do this without the password for user in drupal(I hope..,).
7.So i taught that it would be better if i have all the passwords as " or "xyz", if so then i can hard code.
Or is there any other solution to do this.
Please help me.

Siva my suggestion is to close this thread, since it starts to get offtopic.

To answer your question:

What happens if someone catches your checksum and uses it (called man in the middle attack) ?

So to implement such a senario with low afford:

Use on your siteA a OpenID librarie (with server component) then the users can use the openID feature of Drupal to login in to the drupal-site without to know the drupal password (this could be generated by genpass - a drupal module to generate user passwords).

See for libraries to implement OpenID on siteA at

http://wiki.openid.net/w/page/12995176/Libraries

All you have to do is to fill the value of the openID string for the user before the user logs in the first time (you could use the migrate module for this purpose), there is a module to manage OpenIDs for the user (think the name is openID admin).

So I hope this helps you and we can close this issue.

Best Thomas.