Holy Bull Feathers, you're absolutely right, downloaded a couple or source distor's, and no crack.h So with out futher ado, here it is: (you're gonna life when you look) :)

crack.h 

#ifndef CRACKLIB_H
#define CRACKLIB_H

/* Pass this function a password (pw) and a path to the
 * dictionaries (/usr/lib/cracklib_dict should be specified)
 * and it will either return a NULL string, meaning that the
 * password is good, or a pointer to a string that explains the
 * problem with the password.
 * You must link with -lcrack
 */

extern char *FascistCheck(char *pw, char *dictpath);

#endif

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Hope it helps. BTW, looking at comment was there possibly a seperate distro for cracklib_dict ??? Maybe thats where it is.

Anyway back to the dark, bark to code. see ya

mitd-Made in the Dark
'My favourite colour appears to be grey.'

In reply to RE: RE: Re: Crypt::Cracklib install problems by mitd
in thread Crypt::Cracklib install problems by TQuid

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