I have searched the Courier IMAP archives but have been unable to find the answer to my question there, or in other online documents.
Here is my setup:
MTA: Postfix 2.1.5-4.2.RHEL4
IMAP: Courier 4.1.1 (authlib 0.58)
Auth: authuserdb
Here is my problem:
We are only using virtual mailboxes on the server, and these appear to be working fine in testing so far, and so users will not have shell accounts on the system. However we want the users to be able to change their own passwords for their mail accounts with requiring an admin to do it for them. I know how to change the user's password from the command line using 'userdb' and 'userdbpw' but that's not available to a non-logged in user.
So how can a remote user, accessing a the machine via a virtual user account via IMAP, change that virtual user account's password?
Thanks very much for the help!
Tony
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