[horde] Passwd Module

[Terry Sposato]

Quoting Jan Schneider <jan at horde.org>:

> Zitat von Terry Sposato <tezza at sucked-in.com>:
>
>> I recently installed the passwd module and wanted to know if there is
>> a way to integrate it into my current mail setup. I am using postfix
>> with a mysql virtual style setup. The passwords are stored in the
>> mysql database encrypted. Is there a way to enable passwd to deal with
>> this or would I need to do custom modifications to plug it in properly?
>
> Sure.
>
> Jan.
>

Hi Jan,

I have tried all the encryption methods listed in  
passwd/config/backends.php and they all fail with the same incorrect  
password error. I look in the mysql logs and see the queries get  
successfully made but obviously there is some sort of incompatibilty  
between the encryption method used to store the passwords in my mysql  
database and the horde passwd encryption methods. As far as I can tell  
I am using the standard FreeBSD crypt to store passwords. In  
postfixadmin this works fine using their md5-crypt encryption method.  
I am not sure if this correlates to anything that passwd provides. The  
encrypted password in my database is stores in the form of  
'$1$dfe5d8a2$4UvAhXz3gjbre5aVv8hVS0'.

Any help with this would be much appreciated. I was thinking even if  
there is a way of not checking the password and just purely changing  
it might be a work around. But then it comes back to the same problem  
whether horde has the ability to store the passwords in the same way  
as to not break postfixadmin, courier, postfix etc.

Thanks.

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Regards,

Terry Sposato
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