Darren Nay writes:
>
> Hello All,
>
> This may be a simple question, but if so it will just be easier to
> answer. ;)
>
> I'm currently running vpopmail with mysql authentication, and want to
> install sqwebmail. Now, when I installed vpopmail I didn't use the
> "--enable-sqwebmail-pass" option since we didn't think that we would need
> webmail access, and I didn't want cleartext passwords in my database if I
> didn't have to. Now we want to install webmail and I'm forced to
> re-compile vpopmail with the "--enable-sqwebmail-pass" option.
>
> What I am wondering is, is there ANY POSSIBLE way to install the sqwebmail
> system (in my situation) without making all users change their passwords?
Actually, if you did that, you will not have a webmail password file, so you
don't need to do anything. Of course, you should follow the upgrade
instructions and install sqwebmail into a completely different directory, so
that you may bring up the new version alongside the old version, and verify
this fact for yourself.
--
Sam
