Hi,
For sure it's possible. I use a setup with all user informations (including encrypted passwords) stored in a mysql database and have postfix (the MTA) as well as dovecot (the IMAP server) checking the password against that database. My roundcube installation uses the password plugin to change password directly in the mysql database. the trick is to have only one user repository for all your usage whatever backend is used (flat file, database, ldap or whatever). regards, -- Sébastien BLAISOT Le 2012-10-24 11:48, Andreas Meyer a écrit : > Hello all! > > A question about the password plugin. When I login to my email-account > with roundcube, I connect to the service that runs on port 143 and ask > there, if I may login, right? dovecot is running on port 143 and looks > in his passwordfile and permits the login or does not, right? > > For sending email, sasldb is used on MTA-side to permit sending or not. > > So when I want to use the passwd-plugin with sasl, it only changes the > passwd in the sasldb for sending email, the password in the passwordfile > of dovecot is not changed and the user must login with the password once > specified, right? > > Is there a way, to let the users change their password themselves without > requiering administrative intervention? > > Kind regards > > Andreas > _______________________________________________ > Roundcube Users mailing list > users@lists.roundcube.net > http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/users [1] Links: ------ [1] http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/users
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