What about hard quotas in vpopmail? it would be nice if sqwebmail could
enforce the quota from vpopmail password database.
is that possible?
Evren
On Sat, 9 Jun 2001, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
> This is a maintenance release to correct a minor bug in the autoresponse
> code introduced in 2.1.0
>
> Download: http://www.courier-mta.org/download.php#sqwebmail
>
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>
> The following script attempts to change the system password
> non-interactively. The goal is to clean up password changing so that it
> updates the actual authentication password, instead of using the
> sqwebmail-webpass hack, so that it can go away completely. The stumbling
> block has been changing the system password, other authentication modules
> are rather straightforward. It is necessary to be able to change the
> password non-interactively. Scribbling over /etc/shadow directly is
> something that doesn't appear to be rather palatable.
>
> The following script uses expect, which should be available on most systems
> (http://expect.nist.gov/), to frob the system's passwd command. The script
> reads "oldpasswd<newline>newpasswd<newline>", then attempts to change the
> password of the account running this script.
>
> Hopefully, most people will find that this script works. The script is
> going to work only in the C locale. I don't expect it to work in other
> locales, which is fine since I'll simply reset the current locale to C,
> before running it.
>
> This script should pretty much wrap up shadow, passwd, and pam. Then, code
> needs to be written for userdb, ldap, and mysql, and that's it. There's
> already passwd change code for vpopmail.
>
>
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