I'm running vpopmail, and love it. But I've ran into a problem
where the passwd for a domain is the same as a login passwd for ssh. But then a
user decides to change his login passwd and then forgets his domain passwd. What
do you all out there do to try to keep the passwds synonomous?
Than
"Logan Bell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> I'm running vpopmail, and love it. But I've ran into
try at all costs to keep these passwords different. the whole point
of using ssh is to keep your system account passwords from being seen.
if the pop and /etc/passwd passwords are the same you defeat the goals
of ssh.
jacob
On Tue, Aug 01, 2000 at 04:20:32PM -0700, Logan Bell wrote:
> I'm runni
Sorry for my english.
The most interesting feature of vpopmail is for me to allow you to
separate system user from virtual users.
If you are using pop3 and the same system/vpopmail passwd, you lost all
advantage from ssh and can switch to telnet, the password with pop3 is
sended in clear over th
