> Hello Markus, > > thx for your answer. > >> Hi Lars, >>> is it possible that users can change their password when they are >>> authenticated via SQL (MariaDB)? >> in general: yes >> >>> * I created a view on the respective table and login works fine. >>> * I set SOGoPasswordChangeEnabled = YES; . >> OK >>> * I gave the database user UPDATE rights on the view. >> I don't think that this is necessary. At least I didn't have to do it >> in my former setups and it works. ;-) > Interesting >>> But I cannot see the possibility to change a user's password when >>> logging in as that user, so I was not able to test further. Am I >>> missing something? >> If you're going to Preferences -> General there's no tab 'PASSWORD' or >> did I misunderstand? > No you did not misunderstand, there is only the one "standard" tab >> Are there any errors in sogo.log? Which version of SOGo are you using? >> Nothing I could see > 4.2.0 >> Regards, >> Markus > What I additionally should add is, that I am using two sources of > authentication: AD/LDAP for regular users of our company and SQL for > additional users and aliases (Postfixadmin, Postfix/Dovecot). For > providing mailservers for our customers there is only the SQL source. I > tested with the two-source version in a vagrant box, I could of course > let ansible build a box without the AD/LDAP source. > > Cheers > > Lars > -- --- punkt.de GmbH Lars Liedtke .infrastructure
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