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It is possible to enforce password restrictions on users when using the Overleaf login system, not a SSO option such as LDAP.
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OVERLEAF_PASSWORD_VALIDATION_MIN_LENGTH: The minimum length required -
OVERLEAF_PASSWORD_VALIDATION_MAX_LENGTH: The Maximum length allowed -
OVERLEAF_PASSWORD_VALIDATION_PATTERN: is used to validate password strengthabc123– password requires 3 letters and 3 numbers and be at least 6 characters longaA– password requires lower and uppercase letters and be 2 characters longab$3– it must contain letters, digits and symbols and be 4 characters long- There are 4 groups of characters: letters, UPPERcase letters, digits, symbols. Everything that is neigher letter, nor digit is considered to be a symbol.
Note: starting with Overleaf CE/Server Pro 5.0.1 environment variables have been rebranded from SHARELATEX_* to OVERLEAF_*. If you're using a 4.x version (or earlier) please use SHARELATEX_PASSWORD_VALIDATION_MIN_LENGTH, SHARELATEX_PASSWORD_VALIDATION_MAX_LENGTH and SHARELATEX_PASSWORD_VALIDATION_PATTERN.
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