"Logan Bell" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
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> 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?
I think vpopmail's most useful feature is having all mail delivered to a single UID
eliminating the need for individual system accounts.
If you can, maybe you should authenticate against the system /etc/passwd | /etc/shadow
file.
rebuild vpopmail mail with: ./configure --enable-passwd=y
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