Mike Jackson writes:
> Sam Varshavchik wrote:
>
>> sqwebmail-pass contains the login password which probably has changed since
>> the account was created. Without sqwebmail-pass, use the system password
>> for this account to login.
>
> It's only authldap, there are no system passwords. Anyway, this got me
Same thing.
> thinking. I recently changed my password hashes to SHA, and sqwebmail
> couldn't read them directly. I commented out LDAP_CRYPTPW and
> uncommented LDAP_AUTHBIND 1, and now it works.
Right. The first time it succesfully authenticates against the ldap
back-end, sqwebmail now saves the password in the password file, and uses
the password file for subsequent logins.
>> Try the latest dev version, which gets rid of sqwebmail-pass completely.
>
> I just might do that this weekend. I suppose I can then write a script
> that searches through users maildirs and removes sqwebmail-pass?
Pretty much. If they still exist, sqwebmail will ignore them, and changing
the password will update it directly on the ldap server.
--
Sam
