Doug,
A SITE command utilizing "net.exe user ..." should
indeed work, given that the account running WS_FTP Server has enough power to do
so. In case this is the SYSTEM account, this usually means that the FTP
users must be defined as local user IDs on the same machine, they normally
cannot be from a different domain, unless you disabled most kind of
security.
Regards,
Erich
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Subject: [WS_FTP Forum] Change password command (wsftp: addressed to exclusive sender for this address)
Trying to implement ability for users to change their own password using Ws-FTP server (version 5) on Win2k. We are using the NT database to store the user ID's, to allow WINDOWS to verify password contents. I've tried "quote cpwd <new password>", but get NOT AUTHORIZED reply. I believe the quote command method only works when configured to use an external user database.
Anybody gotten password change to work with user ID's stored in NT user database? Could this be implemented using SITE command, calling a batch command using NET USER command?
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