Re: [vchkpw] Vpasswd question

2004-04-13 Thread Marty Buchaus
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Charles use vmoduser to change the users name and or password.. also you
can use vqadmin..  it's setup on Neon.
Charles Wu wrote:

| Hi,
|
| Having some issues w/ vpasswd, and was wondering if anyone would know
| the answer
|
| Basically, trying to use the vpasswd command to change a virtual domains
| user password, but for some reason, I get the following:
|
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] include]$ vpasswd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| Enter the user's new password:
| Please type it again for verification:
| vpasswd: error changing the password for user
| '[EMAIL PROTECTED]':
|   Invalid or unknown virtual user
|
| What's weird is the fact that if I do a vuserinfo on the same user, I
| get info showing that the account exists, but for some reason, can't
| seem to change it
|
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] include]$ vuserinfo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
| name:   postmaster
| passwd: $1$OsSOD$jxfjlOBzcu4ah8Wlz6yYe.
| clear passwd:
| uid:1
| gid:0
| all services available
| dir:   /home/vpopmail/domains/hydeparkart.org/postmaster
| quota: NOQUOTA
| usage: NOQUOTA
| account created: Thu Oct 23 12:04:42 2003
| last auth: Never logged in
| [EMAIL PROTECTED] include]$
|
| Any pointers would be greatly appreciated...
|
| Thanks
|
| -Charles
|
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Re: [vchkpw] Vpasswd question

2004-04-12 Thread Ken Jones
On Monday 12 April 2004 6:05 pm, Charles Wu wrote:
 Hi,

 Having some issues w/ vpasswd, and was wondering if anyone would know
 the answer

 Basically, trying to use the vpasswd command to change a virtual domains
 user password, but for some reason, I get the following:

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] include]$ vpasswd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 Enter the user's new password:
 Please type it again for verification:
 vpasswd: error changing the password for user
 '[EMAIL PROTECTED]':
   Invalid or unknown virtual user

 What's weird is the fact that if I do a vuserinfo on the same user, I
 get info showing that the account exists, but for some reason, can't
 seem to change it

 [EMAIL PROTECTED] include]$ vuserinfo [EMAIL PROTECTED]
 name:   postmaster
 passwd: $1$OsSOD$jxfjlOBzcu4ah8Wlz6yYe.
 clear passwd:
 uid:1
 gid:0
 all services available
 dir:   /home/vpopmail/domains/hydeparkart.org/postmaster
 quota: NOQUOTA
 usage: NOQUOTA
 account created: Thu Oct 23 12:04:42 2003
 last auth: Never logged in
 [EMAIL PROTECTED] include]$

 Any pointers would be greatly appreciated...

Make sure you are running the vpopmail vpasswd program.
I've seen systems where both vpopmail and vmailmgr were 
installed. Both packages have vpasswd programs.

Ken Jones


RE: [vchkpw] Vpasswd question

2004-04-12 Thread Charles Wu
Make sure you are running the vpopmail vpasswd program.
I've seen systems where both vpopmail and vmailmgr were 
installed. Both packages have vpasswd programs.

Hrm...that looks to be the case...
How do I differentiate b/n vpopmail  vmailmgr vpasswd commands?

-Charles



Re: [vchkpw] Vpasswd question

2004-04-12 Thread Jeremy Kitchen
On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 19:58, Ken Jones wrote:
  [EMAIL PROTECTED] include]$ vpasswd [EMAIL PROTECTED]
  Enter the user's new password:
  Please type it again for verification:
  vpasswd: error changing the password for user
  '[EMAIL PROTECTED]':
Invalid or unknown virtual user

 Make sure you are running the vpopmail vpasswd program.
 I've seen systems where both vpopmail and vmailmgr were 
 installed. Both packages have vpasswd programs.

good call, I didn't even think about that:

[EMAIL PROTECTED] ~ $ vpasswd bob
Enter the user's new password:
Please type it again for verification:
vpasswd: error changing the password for user 'bob':
  Invalid or unknown virtual user

-Jeremy

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RE: [vchkpw] Vpasswd question

2004-04-12 Thread Jeremy Kitchen
On Mon, 2004-04-12 at 20:14, Charles Wu wrote:
 Make sure you are running the vpopmail vpasswd program.
 I've seen systems where both vpopmail and vmailmgr were 
 installed. Both packages have vpasswd programs.
 
 Hrm...that looks to be the case...
 How do I differentiate b/n vpopmail  vmailmgr vpasswd commands?

use the full path to the command.

You may want to pick up a UNIX for newbies book or manual, no offense. 
You'd likely find it incredibly informative.

-Jeremy

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RE: [vchkpw] Vpasswd question

2004-04-12 Thread Charles Wu
use the full path to the command.

You may want to pick up a UNIX for newbies book or manual, no offense. 
You'd likely find it incredibly informative.

No offense taken...I'm a router guy, not a linux guy, and I don't
profess to know anything I don't
Talk BGP, L2TP, HSRP, I'm game, talk grep, bash, etc...I need some help

Thanks

-Charles