PasswordSettingsDto

The password policy of the portal, with the expressions a client can check a password against.

Name	Type	Description	Notes
minLength	Integer (int32)	The shortest password the portal accepts, 8 characters on a portal nobody has configured. Whatever the policy says, a password longer than 30 characters is refused as well, and that ceiling is not reported here.	[required] [example: 8]
upperCase	Boolean	Whether at least one uppercase letter is demanded. While it is false an uppercase letter is still allowed - the flag adds a requirement rather than permission.	[required] [example: true]
digits	Boolean	Whether at least one digit is demanded, read the same way as upperCase.	[required] [example: true]
specSymbols	Boolean	Whether at least one special symbol is demanded, read the same way as upperCase. Which symbols count is spelled out by specSymbolsRegexStr.	[required] [example: false]
allowedCharactersRegexStr	String	The expression the whole password has to match, which is what defines the alphabet the portal accepts at all. It comes from the installation's configuration rather than from the portal policy, so it is the same for every portal of an installation and unaffected by the flags above.	[required] [example: ^[a-zA-Z0-9!@#$%^&*()]+$] [nullable]
digitsRegexStr	String	The look-ahead expression that tests the digit requirement, meant to be applied only while digits is true. It is always filled in, so its presence is not itself a requirement.	[required] [example: (?=.*\\d)] [nullable]
upperCaseRegexStr	String	The look-ahead expression that tests the uppercase requirement, to be applied while upperCase is true.	[required] [example: (?=.*[A-Z])] [nullable]
specSymbolsRegexStr	String	The look-ahead expression that tests the special-symbol requirement, to be applied while specSymbols is true. It also enumerates the symbols the portal treats as special.	[required] [example: (?=.*[!@#$%^&*()])] [nullable]