Ould <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> 
> I want to know is possible that users can change their
> password. I'm using MUA's (Netscape, Outlouk).
> Actually users have not choice to change password given by
> system.

Not really a qmail question.  If you're dealing with virtual domains/users,
some of the virtual domain packages have CGIs or whatnot which allow the
user to change their POP3/IMAP password.

If you're dealing with system accounts which don't need shell access but you
want the users to be able to change their passwords, make their shell
in /etc/passwd be /usr/bin/passwd -- then they can telnet in to the mail
server and change their password.  Note of course that in this case, their
passwords are being sent in cleartext, just like with POP3.

Charles
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