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Rick Widmer wrote:
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I'm not sure what thread you are looking at, but considering that I
wrote all the PHP code on http://pmailadmin.sourceforge.net/, more than
doubled the size of the code in the vpopmail extension for PHP, and have
patches
X-Istence wrote:
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Rick Widmer wrote:
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I'm not sure what thread you are looking at, but considering that I
wrote all the PHP code on http://pmailadmin.sourceforge.net/, more than
doubled the size of the code in the vpopmail extension for PHP, and
On Sat, 29 May 2004 00:32:58 +0200
Patrick Donker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys,
I use qmail + vpopmail + courier-imapd + squirrelmail.
My question is; what would be the easiest way to inplement a
change-password option in Squirrel? I have found a plugin, but that is
based on pam, which
Jean Wainer wrote:
On Sat, 29 May 2004 00:32:58 +0200
Patrick Donker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Guys,
I use qmail + vpopmail + courier-imapd + squirrelmail.
My question is; what would be the easiest way to inplement a
change-password option in Squirrel? I have found a plugin, but
On Mon, 31 May 2004 14:49:17 +0200
Patrick Donker [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
There's a vpopmail plugin for squirrelmail. The only catch is that you have to
run apache as vpopmail user.
--Jw.
Really? Is it on the squirrel site? Looked there already, didnt see it..
Found it, sorry
There's a vpopmail plugin for squirrelmail. The only catch is that you have to run apache as
vpopmail user.
--Jw.
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Jean Wainer wrote:
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There's a vpopmail plugin for squirrelmail. The only catch is that
you have to run apache as vpopmail user.
Thus giving anyone that has web access or is allowed to run PHP scripts
on your server the allowance to play with
On Mon, 31 May 2004 09:30:24 -0400
X-Istence [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
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Jean Wainer wrote:
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There's a vpopmail plugin for squirrelmail. The only catch is that
you have to run apache as vpopmail user.
Thus giving anyone that has web
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Jean Wainer wrote:
Thus giving anyone that has web access or is allowed to run PHP
scripts on your server the allowance to play with vpopmail as much
as they want. If this is just a webmail based server i do think it
is okay, but if i were you i
X-Istence wrote:
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Jean Wainer wrote:
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There's a "vpopmail" plugin for squirrelmail. The only catch is that
you have to run apache as "vpopmail" user.
Thus giving anyone that has web access or is allowed to run PHP
Rod K wrote:
X-Istence wrote:
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Jean Wainer wrote:
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There's a "vpopmail" plugin for squirrelmail. The only catch is that
you have to run apache as "vpopmail" user.
Thus giving anyone that has web
X-Istence wrote:
For cdb there are these things you can do.
1) Wait till the PHP extensions fully work and the vpopmail deamon that
the PHP extensions use fully work
First a little correction, the PHP extension and the vpopmail daemon are
two different ways to do the same thing. The extension
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Rick Widmer wrote:
X-Istence wrote:
For cdb there are these things you can do.
1) Wait till the PHP extensions fully work and the vpopmail deamon that
the PHP extensions use fully work
First a little correction, the PHP extension and the
X-Istence wrote:
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Rick Widmer wrote:
X-Istence wrote:
For cdb there are these things you can do.
1) Wait till the PHP extensions fully work and the vpopmail deamon that
the PHP extensions use fully work
First a little correction, the PHP extension
Guys,
I use qmail + vpopmail + courier-imapd + squirrelmail.
My question is; what would be the easiest way to inplement a
change-password option in Squirrel? I have found a plugin, but that is
based on pam, which I dont use. I need something that uses vchkpw. My
guess is that somebody on this list
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Patrick Donker wrote:
Guys,
I use qmail + vpopmail + courier-imapd + squirrelmail.
My question is; what would be the easiest way to inplement a
change-password option in Squirrel? I have found a plugin, but that is
based on pam, which I dont
this helps.
Regards
Rakesh
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Subject: Re: [vchkpw] Change passwd howto
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Patrick Donker wrote:
Guys,
I use qmail + vpopmail
You should mail your patch to this list and also squirrrelmail, it could
be a usefull thing to have in the contrib dir
On 2004-05-30 17:17, Rakesh Tiwari wrote:
I use MySQL as my backend.
I hacked squirrelmail to add a page that takes in the username ( from
session ) and
asks for the current
X-Istence wrote:
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Patrick Donker wrote:
Guys,
I use qmail + vpopmail + courier-imapd + squirrelmail.
My question is; what would be the easiest way to inplement a
change-password option in Squirrel? I have found a plugin, but that is
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Patrick Donker wrote:
Sorry for my double post, but I didnt see my first posting on the
list, so I thought something went wrong...my bad apparently...
Anyhow, I dont use any database backend, just plain old cdb. I did
find something, but for that
Guys,
I use qmail + vpopmail + courier-imapd + squirrelmail.
My question is; what would be the easiest way to inplement a
change-password option in Squirrel? I have found a plugin, but that is
based on pam, which I dont use. I need something that uses vchkpw. My
guess is that somebody on this
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