On Saturday, June 18, 2005, 12:13:54 PM, Peter wrote: >>> AFAIR it does exactly what you said.
>> Nope, doesn't seem to. I rebuilt vpopmail with it enabled, edited >> out the cleartext portions of a vpasswd file, and logged in a bunch >> of times as that user. No updates to vpasswd. :( > How did you log in? SMTP-AUTH using CRAM-MD5? If so the clear text > password can't be added to vpasswd, because the clear text password > didn't made it to the server. You'll need to authenticate using a > plain text method, like LOGIN or PLAIN or POP3 login (not using APOP). I've checked in mysql log what happens if I auth via POP3 - vpopmail makes select from vpopmail where pw_name='x' and pw_domain='x.com' and the connection is being closed. As far as I understand well I should get an update to vpopmail pw_clear_passwd field, right ? > Additionally you should make sure you rebuilt vpasswd.cdb after you > edited vpasswd, because else vchkpw will still see the clear text > password in vpasswd.cdb and therefore see no reason to update > anything. vchkpw does *not* look into vpasswd if everything is OK, it > just updates clear text password in there if it fails to find one in > .cdb file. Casey was talking about mysql not .cdb for user databases. -- regards, Sylwester Biernacki <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
