Hello Peter Peter Palmreuther writes:
> > I know a lot of users who are paranoid about giving their passwords > > out to anyone. > > But obviously not paranoid enough to use non-plain-text authentication > like APOP, which would make it impossible to learn the password *head > shaking*. And not paranoid enough to know that using the same password for more than one purpose is a VERY bad idea. One of those systems might store passwords as plaintext allowing all the admins to see them. Systems which use qmailadmin allow ordinary users to log into it (this is documented but very easy to miss) and from there they can change their paassword and other aspects of their account (what can be changed depends upon the version). -- Paul Allen Softflare Support
