Ivan Hernández writes:
>
> Hi, im on a FreeBSD 4.1 + Apache ...
>
> I have this line in my /etc/userdb (i'm using shadow)
>
> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>uid=1940|gid=1940|home=/home/clients/patito|shell=/nonexistent|systempw=*
> 1940= [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> the next thing i do is execute
>
> makeuserdb
>
> and cool i can log on my system (with a "hidden" logindomain=925foo.com),
> after i want to change patito's password...
>
> passwd patito
> newpassword
> newpassword
>
> i think that this change takes effect on sqwebmail the only thing i need to
> do is execute _makeuserdb_ again and ready to go.... but no this didn't
> work :( In fact I continue enter with the old password :( what's wrong with
> the thinks i did above?
The initial password needs to be stored in the userdb entry. passwd doesn't
accomplish anything useful.
After the first login, sqwebmail takes the password, and saves it locally.
See the description of the --enable-webpass option, in INSTALL.
--
Sam
