I have implemented this into sqwebmail + SSL: qmail + mysql + vitual maildir
et authmysql only environment, only the crypted password in DB is checked
for all applications : pop3 + checkpasswd (local) , courier imapd (local)
and sqwebmail+SSL (web Internet and local).
The user account is
On Fri, Oct 27, 2000 at 10:43:58AM +0800, Philip Tong wrote:
What is a good method to allow users to have their mail password changed
using a Web Browser?
The recent versions of "passwd" on Linux have the ability to change the
password by piping the password in. This means that changing the
This may be off base, but I normally set the default shell for most
users to be /bin/passwd. Then spawn a telnet process to the local
machine. Once the process is logged on, the process will be prompted
for a new passwd. This is good, because no one needs root permissions
through the web. I use a
