Capitalize the generic error message from Heimdal backend

This is more consistent with error messages used elsewhere at
Stanford and with the convention that will be used by krb5-strength.

diff --git a/kadmin-backend-heim b/kadmin-backend-heim
index e0519f1f0ac4c3e0abdf038911c0d2bf9a07bd12..ebcbd6007d51cdb796a260169003721e56c89dde 100755 (executable)
--- a/kadmin-backend-heim
+++ b/kadmin-backend-heim
@@ -49,7 +49,7 @@ $Expect::Log_Stdout = 0;
 # to a password quality error.  kadmin can't return the rich error message
 # from the password quality check, so we have to collapse all error messages
 # down to a single string.
-our $GENERIC_ERROR = 'password may be vulnerable to attack';
+our $GENERIC_ERROR = 'Password may be vulnerable to attack';
 
 # Account used to test password strength.
 our $STRENGTH   = 'service/password-strength';