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postfixadmin-change-password plugin #251
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I made a few edits in your code before committing. https://github.com/RainLoop/rainloop-webmail/tree/master/plugins/postfixadmin-change-password Can test it on your server, as I do not have this capability :(. Thanks. |
i confirm it works on my server. |
Thanks! |
Hello, can someone tell me how to install this plugin? I'am running a ubuntu server 14.04. regards |
i dont know if the plugin has been included in the last release. if it is not present in your installation, download it from git at /plugins/postfixadmin-change-password and place it in the same folder of your installation. then you will see the plugin in your web application's plugin manager, so you will be able to enable it. |
thank you for your advise but I'm afraid I can't follow you. regards |
You need to add the plugin to the data folder. /var/www/html/rainloop/data/_data_xxxxx/default/plugins/* |
It is possible to use PLAIN-MD5? |
Hello to everyone, But when i go to the admin page, i can't activate it, i receive an error message: "Invalid plugin package" My Environment is a Ubuntu Server / Postfix / PostfixAdmin / Dovecot and virtuals users stored in a MySQL database. This is what appear in package admin page Any help would be appreciate. Thanks |
This is strange. Try this: postfixadmin-change-password.zip |
Hi, |
Is this plugin already included in the standard version of Rainloop? Cannot find it. |
Same as zilon84, cannot find it too. |
Very usefull comment for the directory to unzip into "/var/www/rainloop/data/data/default/plugins" |
hello,
in my environment we use postfixadmin to manage mailboxes and domains, i know it is pretty common as a solution.
i wrote a plugin to enable password change with postfixadmin.
i wanted to write a more generic MySQL password changer, but i needed a fast solution due to production deadlines, but i think it can be useful even in this way, for who has postfixadmin and doesn't want to set up raw table and fields configurations.
it currently supports md5crypt, md5, system, mysql_encrypt and cleartext encryption methods, it doesn't support yet authlib and dovecot, i hope ill have time to add them in the future.
here is the tar:
http://speedy.sh/mhNJn/postfixadmin-change-password.tar.gz
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