On Apr 21, 2005, at 1:28 PM, Steve Self wrote: > Applescript? > Tiger OSX Automator? I dunno about Applescript. In the windoze world, this happens at login and is mandatory. If the user decided not to change his password, he could just quit the applescript, no? We're not upgrading to Tiger anytime soon (I have to evaluate it on non-production machines first, then do a slow migration to ensure everything is running smoothly. > > The easiest would be an item with alarm to change your password in > iCal, say every 100 days. Thus you would have 20 days to do it... It has to be mandatory, not voluntary. > > Can you set it up so that just the folder, or partition on the drive > is encrypted and changes every 120 days? > That still wouldn't solve the problem of password changing and may cause lots of problems with system access to that drive. How would the user know what password to enter if the drive autochanged the encryption password? It couldn't access itself to make the change in the first place. In short, no. Peter A little computer haiku: I can't remember the last time I restarted I love OS X This message sent with Mail.app 1.3 on Mac OS X 10.3.9 pkrug at mac.com