Why dig in the source? There should be documentation, and probably some
kind of configuration options where you can choose your encryption
method. Or even a vpopmail mailing list out there somewhere
Good luck, I'd be glad to help if you've any problems after tracking
down that info.
Cheers,
Hello Jason,
On Friday, November 22, 2002, Jason Lemm wrote...
> Hi Jonathan,
> Just after a bit of help please. Um, well I tried the suggestion
> below, but can't work out how the $key is generated. You see, we
> have usernames and passwords within our intranet database. These
> match the userna
Hi Jonathan,
Just after a bit of help please. Um, well I tried
the suggestion below, but can't work out how the $key is generated. You see, we
have usernames and passwords within our intranet database. These match the
usernames and passwords of our IMAP mailboxes. We have a button within th
After digging a bit, it looks like maybe it's using cram-md5 instead of
regular MD5.
p dont think said:
> Well then did you try the MySQL encryption? (set $mysql_saslcrypt=1)
>
> Otherwise, check the docs/config options for vpopmail and see what it is
> using (probably a good thing to know anyway
That's not MySQL encryption either. The MySQL Passwords look like this:
6fe41acf26a3b290
I guess I'll have to go dig into the source.
p dont think said:
> Well then did you try the MySQL encryption? (set $mysql_saslcrypt=1)
>
> Otherwise, check the docs/config options for vpopmail and see what
Well then did you try the MySQL encryption? (set $mysql_saslcrypt=1)
Otherwise, check the docs/config options for vpopmail and see what it is
using (probably a good thing to know anyway).
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of
Matthew
> W
I'm running Debian Woody, and encountering problems while trying to log
in. I've browsed the archives, but all others with this problem seem to
have later versions (whose corresponding fixes are impossible to add).
I'd had no problem logging in over squirrelmail 1.2.6, but suddenly it's
giving me
I just tried to get your change password plugin working with my vpopmail/SQL
setup. The only problem is, I don't know what to choose for encrypting the
passwords. For example, one of my encrypted passwords looks like this:
$1$BZhYN$iKm2Mx/erRsaqVcwiBeLg1
That's not an MD5, and I tested, and it's
That's actually not an error message, it's a debugging message that I
accidently left in. Does the password change when you get that message?
Thanks,
Seth.
Marion C. Keith said:
> The xinetd.d poppassd contains disable=no, socket_type=stream, wait=no,
> user=root, server=/usr/sbin/poppassd, only_
The xinetd.d poppassd contains disable=no, socket_type=stream, wait=no,
user=root, server=/usr/sbin/poppassd, only_from=127.0.0.1.
Everything works fine, but I can not seem to get my hosts.allow and
hosts.deny statements figured out.
What should they be? I have tried the hosts.deny setup in the
I am paul, and I have been doing most of the work on one of the SM plugins
that you might be able to use (but didn't want to specifically recommend
it unless I understood your setup a bit better). If you have a setup like
akin's, then you can in fact use it (Change MySQL Password) -- but you
must
Does anyone know if any of the existing vacation plugins work with Bill's
Qmail Toaster? (It uses Qmail/Vpopmail)
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I am sorry, I don't know if I understand completely. Are you saying there
is a plug-in for SM that allows the changing of passwords when you run on
top of vpopmail? I am already running vpopmail with vchkpw. What would
Paul's last name be?
Thanks,
Dan Didier
> -Original Message-
> From
Hello Nick,
On Friday, November 22, 2002, Nick Feldhaus wrote...
> I have installed squirrelmail and can get to the login page, however even
> though I enter in the correct username and password I get "Error. You must
> be logged in to access this page..." I installed from RH 8.0 and moved the
> s
Hello Caleb,
On Friday, November 22, 2002, Caleb E. Maclennan wrote...
> Not nessesary. You can greate a "login" button with a form and a POST
> request. Put a couple hidden form fields with your username and password.
> No changes to squirrel mail are nessesary, and if you use SSL for your
> p
you just have to install vpopmail correctly and the plug in made available
by paul :) will allow the password change without any problem
vpopmail install can be found at www.inter7.com and forums are also there
if you are having any errors during install
akin
> Again, sorry, I know nothing of Vpo
I have installed squirrelmail and can get to the login page, however even
though I enter in the correct username and password I get "Error. You must
be logged in to access this page..." I installed from RH 8.0 and moved the
squirrelmail dir from /usr/share to the document root of the apache
webserv
Not nessesary. You can greate a "login" button with a form and a POST
request. Put a couple hidden form fields with your username and password.
No changes to squirrel mail are nessesary, and if you use SSL for your
page, it can actually be done fairly securely.
Caleb
On Fri, 22 Nov 2002, Jonat
Hi all!
I detected a strange behaviour with squirrelmail if I enabled
"unixhierarchysep = yes" in cyrus' /etc/imapd.conf
This is a new option in cyrus 2.1.x which allows usernames like
blah.example.com. the delimiter "." will be reprensented by "^" in the filesystem
and user/blah.example.com in i
Hello Paul,
On Friday, November 22, 2002, Paul Harvey Chiverton wrote...
> Dear Sir/s:
> I am preparing a page withing my internal network and I would like
> to access Squirel Mail with a button without having to type in the
> user or the password. I know this method is very unsecure but the
> em
Again, sorry, I know nothing of Vpopmail or vchkpw, but do you know where
vchkpw looks when it authenticates its users? The SM plugin probably has
to circumvent vchkpw and manipulate the source where the id's and pwd's
are actually stored.
> Actually, I did and that is why I asked. Vpopmail uses
Actually, I did and that is why I asked. Vpopmail uses vchkpw, and I did
not see a plugin for it.
Dan
> -Original Message-
> From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
> Sent: Friday, November 22, 2002 2:58 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: Re: [SM-US
I've never used Vpopmail, but have corresponded with people who do and who
have successfully used one of the change password plugins. It's more
dependent upon where your usernames and passwords are stored than Vpopmail
(me thinks). Have a look at the Change Password category of plugins -
one's su
I have problems with a quite fresh installtion of squirrelmail.
Whenever I open a email (regardless what it is) I always see the following
error:
"Error decoding mime structure. Report this as a bug!"
With small plain text mails I do see the message underneath it.
However with some larger messag
Hi,
I am using Squirrelmail and now my server seems loaded high. So i want
to remove the automatic refreshing facility. Bcos of the automatic
refresh my server was loaded heavily. Please help me how to remove the
auto refresh from my Squirrelmail server.
Thanks'n advance,
ArjunBalaji
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