Last week, I downloaded the Cumulative Fix Pack 15 for 6.2 SP1 from Package Share. Today it is no longer in the list if I search for "6.2-SP1-CFP15". If I search for just "CFP15", I get various packages for AEM-FORMS and an older CFP for 6.1 SP2 (AEM-6.1-SP2-CFP15).The downloaded file was named "AEM-6.2-AP1-CFP15-15.0.zip". The release date shown in Package Share was 6 June 2018.According to the Release Notes for 6.2 Cumulative Fix Packs, CFP14 is one of the latest "previous CFP", implying that ...

Re: Password policy with error message johng23 - Adobe Experience Manager

Kunwar: I also tried installing the package that's embedded in the link (touchui-enforce-password-policy.zip)I'm using 6.2 SP1-CFP15

Re: Password policy with error message johng23 - Adobe Experience Manager

Kunwar: I tried exactly what's in that link (the 4 steps) but nothing happened - that's the second link in my question. Maybe it doesn't work with 6.2 because of some changes since 6.1?

Re: Password policy with error message johng23 - Adobe Experience Manager

smacdonald2008: I've probably made my question confusing. I have regex validation working. What's not working is a descriptive error message when an invalid password is entered. It just says: "ERROR: Something went wrong while changing the user's password" and it would be better to say "ERROR: Your password needs uppercase and lowercase letters, digits and symbols." or something like that. It's this message that I'm not able to change.

Re: Password policy with error message johng23 - Adobe Experience Manager

smacdonald2008: The reference you gave refers to the links I mentioned already. It does not work in 6.2, or the description is incomplete for the Touch UI JavaScript client lib.

Password policy with error message johng23 - Adobe Experience Manager

I would like to add a password policy with a descriptive error message in AEM 6.2.So far, I've tried using the AuthorizableActionProvider which works to control password creation/change but the error message when a new password fails validation is hardcoded and not friendly or helpful ("ERROR: Something went wrong while changing the user's password").I then tried using a Client Library using JavaScript as described here but it does not work, possibly because this was written for 6.1 and the fo...

Re: Authentication fails after saving OSGI config johng23 - Adobe Experience Manager

These are my findings from trying out the suggestions. This was my first upgrade so I read the documentation carefully and did a number of tests. Since SP1 requires Hotfix 12785, and CFP15 is optional after SP1, I tried the following combinations:HF12785 on its own: did not fix the problem (as expected)SP1 (including HF12785): fixed the problemSP1+CFP15: fixed the problemAll the answers above were helpful but I have chosen aneeta45259594's detailed answer as the correct one. Thank you!

Re: Authentication fails after saving OSGI config johng23 - Adobe Experience Manager

Thanks Aneet,I've noticed that CFP15 is available (since 6 June). Is there any reason I should still take CFP14 instead?John

Authentication fails after saving OSGI config johng23 - Adobe Experience Manager

I've been investigating how to set a password validation string but in the process have a very unusual behaviour. I am using AEM 6.2.Starting with a freshly-installed system at http://localhost:4502/system/console/configMgr, I search for 'Apache Jackrabbit Oak AuthorizableActionProvider', click on that name to open the configuration to open the configuration dialog, then click 'Save' from the buttons in bottom-right corner of the dialog. Do not make any configuration changes, just open the dialo...

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