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I'm using in my server dovecot and Horde to provide IMAP and Webmail for virtual users. Their password are stored in a passwd file, since the setup is quite simple and small. I'd like to use the Horde module sork-passwd to allow changing of the passwords. Apparently, this can be done for the case of passwd file by using an expect script, or simply calling a program that receives the data. It should not be hard to write a Perl (or Python, or whatever) script that does that. I'm just asking if som...

Alle, Are there any plans to add Horde's SORK to CentOS Extras? Best Regards, Camron -- Camron W. Fox Hilo Office High Performance Computing Group Fujitsu America, INC. E-mail: cwfox at us.fujitsu.com Phone: (808) 934-4102 Cell: (808) 937-5026

...two diretories one for incomming files and other for completed, both password protected. the access to the directory will be limited to the ip addresses that are using this facility with iptables. Static IP | Firewall------(public ftp) | (private network 192.168.xx)doing the actual sork | could someone with more experience than me (read newbie) comment or suggest a better approach than the one above or point out security issues as the data must be secured at all costs. Thanks for your time. -- rm

My dovecot is currently configured to authenticate vs. a userdb/passdb passwd-file that contains, for each user: username:passhash:5000:5000::/path/to/home::userdb_mail=/path/to/maildir Is it possible to let users authenticate and change their passwords? There are some webmail client add-ons that allow such things if users are system accounts or in a