[sork] passwd and confixx
Eric Rostetter
eric.rostetter at physics.utexas.edu
Fri Sep 3 09:03:54 PDT 2004
Quoting RDG GmbH Webservices <webservices at rdg-gmbh.de>:
> I am using the passwd module and it is running fine changing passwords just
> as I wanted it to do.
Good.
> But my problem is, that I am using confixx as well on my server. Confixx is
> keeping it's information about pop3 passwords and users in a mysql table.
> Now everytime I create a new email account with confixx, all other passwords
> from all accounts get set back to what is stored in this mysql table.
Sounds like they all should be using the sql backend then, but I could very
well be wrong about that.
> Now the solutions seems easy: Adjust the passwd code and insert a sql query
> that updates the confixx table with the new password entered in the passwd
> module.
You want to use an existing sql backend for this. If your other passwd
update isn't via sql, then you want to use a composite driver that invokes
both for you. I really can't remember if we ever implemented a composite
driver in passwd, but I think we did at least in CVS HEAD...
> The problem is I don't know where to put this query, because passwords need
> to be stored encrypted in the table and I only want to alter the table if
> the password has succesfully been changed by passwd!
See above.
> Thanks for any help!
>
> Markus
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Eric Rostetter
The Department of Physics
The University of Texas at Austin
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