Hello,

I'm using a Dedicated managed through Cpanel. I have installed a Squirrelmail and Cpanel Password Changer. I'm using Cpanel ver 10 and Sqmail 1.4.6. For some reason i cannot install the latest version of the compability plugin, i have installed the ver 1.3

Now when i goto options change password Its asking for a new password with a confirmation box. when i type a new password it displays a page with
A problem occurred and your email password was NOT changed.

CPanel Output - Change POP email account password

cPanel [ Home ] [ Logout ]
 
  Change Mail Account Settings

 

Changing password for [EMAIL PROTECTED]
New Password:
   
 

 
[ Go Back ]

[note screenshot at http://img86.imageshack.us/my.php?image=webmailerr4dw.gif ]

Now when i type my password again it takes me to a page :

Not Found

The requested URL /plugins/cpanel_pw_changer/dopasswdpop.html was not found on this server.

Additionally, a 404 Not Found error was encountered while trying to use an ErrorDocument to handle the request.


I'm including my config.php here

<?php
//What are your CPanel "login" values?
//They are needed for authentication when calling CPanel files directly.
//Don't worry, nothing will be displayed to the user!

$cpanel_un = "xxxxx";  // Your Cpanel username.
$cpanel_pw = "xxxx";        // Your CPanel password.


//Where is the CPanel pop password change file located?
//This will be different for every CPanel theme. You can find the file
//location by going into the CPanel POP Email Accounts area and then
//right-clicking on the "Change Password" link.  Choose the
//"Copy shortcut" option and then cut/paste it here.
//NOTE: Do NOT include the domain/port info or anything after the filename.

$cpanel_file_location = "/frontend/x/mail/passwdpop.html";


//This is the text string that will be used to determine if the password
//change was successful or not.  Since this string may be different for
//every theme, you should perform a password change using CPanel and then
//find some text that is *displayed* (visable) ONLY when the change was
//successful. In other words, if this string is found in the CPanel results
//then the//pw change is considered successful.  If this string is NOT found
//then the pw change is considered NOT successful.

$cpanel_success_string = "was successfully modified";


//If you want see the raw output of the CPanel command, set this to true.
//The default is true. (You should set this to false before allowing
//general users to use this plugin.)

$show_cpanel_output = true;
//Should the user be automatically logged out from SM after password change?
//If set to true, then the $show_cpanel_response setting is ignored.
//The default is false.

$disconnect = false;


//Do you want to change the password of a "web protected" (htaccess) file, too?
//This is useful if the SAME username/password combination is beingused to
//protect a folder. It will keep things in synch for you.
//NOTE: The folder must already be protected using the CPanel "web protect"
//tool using the same username used for the email account.
//The default is false.

$do_htaccess_change = false;

//If you have set $do_htaccess_change to true, then you MUST also set the
//following values:

//$protect_file_path = "/home/candev/public_html/contractors";  // Full path to protected folder
//$cpanel_protect_file_location = "/frontend/iconic/htaccess/newuser.html";    /
/ Location of CPanel file.
//$cpanel_protect_success_string = "now has the password";      //Text to look for to determine success.

?>


Regards

Lalchanhlua Pachuau




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