I'm running about 10 domains so it isn't an option. The problem is I have a
billing system which provisions all my accounts so I have to write scripts
which fire when people add/change accounts. I need to be able to change a
user's password from a script, but I can't even do it from the command line.
Anyone seen this problem? Is the actuall user or postmaster the only one
allowed to change the password? I would think as root or su the script
whould fire.
Cameron
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Sent: Friday, January 18, 2008 10:06 AM
Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] vpasswd Illegal Username
i typically use qmailadmin for stuff like this but I believe you dont need
the @domain.com bit at the end. If your running 1 domain it assumes, if
you have multiple then i believe you use that. try it without the
@domain.com.
Glen V
Quoting Cameron <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
I'm having an issue when trying to change a user's password from the
command line. I'm logged in as root and when I type:
vpasswd [EMAIL PROTECTED] newpassword
I get ERROR: Illegal Username. Anywone know why?
Cameron
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