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Does anybody know if it’s possible to change password on a notes id file using some c api or using a prebuild commandline application?
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>yes, if you know the original password
>open Designer help. look for the Notesregistration class. read description of the Recertify method.
Now cook up some LotusScript or Java!
>oops, too fast. (I wrote registration agents a long time ago…)
1. if you have the IDVault feature deployed, you can use notesSession.ResetUserPassword method in an agent running on the server.
2. Use C-API call SECKFMChangePassword, an example is provided by developer guru Bill Buchan here: http://www.hadsl.com/hadsl.nsf/Dev_Buchan_Everything%20You%20Need%20to%20Know%20About%20Agent%20Design.pdf