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@paul Yes, that may be true. But it ensures that the order of the placeholder types is not fixed. regards yosimo

Yes, that works, thank you very much. This allowed me to create a working pattern that also includes the ‘x’ type: dlux[dlux]{17} with the ‘Randomly permute characters of password’ option enabled. That resolves my issue. Thank you very much.

I'm getting an error message: The pattern is invalid. I want to enter my pattern in the ‘Generate using Pattern:’ field and view the generated passwords in the ‘Preview’ tab. The ‘Profile:’ option is grayed out, so I can't save anything!?

I want to enter my pattern in the ‘Generate using Pattern:’ field and view the generated passwords in the ‘Preview’ tab. The ‘Profile:’ option is grayed out, so I can't save anything!?

I'm looking for a password pattern that always includes a number, a lowercase and an uppercase letter. I chose this pattern [dlu]{10} and I thought it would be simple. Unfortunately, this also generates passwords that are missing a number or a lowercase letter, or an uppercase letter. I haven't found a way to enforce this. How do I need to change the pattern so that every generated password contains all three types of placeholders? thx yosimo

Hi Dominik, Thank you very much! I actually overlooked both of these - shame on me. Kind regards yosimo

Hi, I recently had to generate a password that had to contain at least one lowercase letter, one uppercase letter and one number. For a 12-digit password, I used the pattern: [dluS]{12} or S[S]{1}[u][S]{3}[d][S]{2}[l][S]{3}. Unfortunately, in these patterns the u, l and d always appear in the same position in the password. I am unable to create a pattern in which these three prescribed characters can appear in any position. Wouldn't a new function 'shuffle' that could solve this be useful? For example:...

Hi, I recently had to generate a password that had to contain at least one lowercase letter, one uppercase letter and one number. For a 12-digit password, I used the pattern: [dluS]{12} or S[S]{1}[u][S]{3}[d][S]{2}[l][S]{3}. Unfortunately, in these patterns the u, l and d always appear in the same position in the password. I am unable to create a pattern in which these three prescribed characters can appear in any position. Wouldn't a function that could solve this be useful? For example: shuffle(dluS{12})...