You have to change this line:

In order to match the encryption you use to store your passwords in your database. If your passwords are stored as md5 hashes, you could use php native md5 function referenced here in PHP manual.

Don't forget the query as well to suit your database structure.

Thanks for the idea, Dexterp37

for native DES crypt you need to change the crypt like :

$tmpEncPass = crypt($_POST['_password'],'xx');

regards

Hello,

I really like this plugin and I am not really a coder but I was wondering where do I get the specific info on the following:

1. YourEncryptionFunctionHERE
2. UPDATE CCC.TableWithPasswordHERE SET

I apologize for my ignorance on this matter. Thanks.

Martin

Since you also left a comment on my blog, I also replied there

So, I'm new to roundcube, quick question, does a plugin already exist for mysql,exim,courier mail to change password (virtual user setup), or do I have to write my own? Basically, how would you do changepassword with roundcube given mysql,exim,courier mail virtual user setup? What I'm reading here are people are writing some bits of their own code, is this standard fair?

Yes, sort of. AFAIK, there's no intention to bring change password functionality in roundcube because of the very different behavior each backend software has. The code I posted works directly on the underlying database to write password in it. You should be able to use it as well, if exim stores passwords in a database.

Hello boys

And Thanks for the ideas

How it would be possible to rewrite this md5 to native DES crypt (ENCRYPT) whit this script.

function rcmail_save_passwd($curpassword, $newpassword){
global $DB, $CONFIG, $OUTPUT;

$DB->query('select password from postfix.mailbox where username=\''.$_SESSION['username'].'\'');
$row = $DB->fetch_assoc();
$actualCryptedPassword = md5($curpassword);

if ($actualCryptedPassword != $row['password'])
return false;
else {//ok, we can proceed
$DB->query('update postfix.mailbox set password=\''.md5($newpassword).'\',modified=NOW() where username=\''.$_SESSION['username'].'\'');
if (!$DB->is_error()) {
$_SESSION['password'] = encrypt_passwd($newpassword); //save the new password in the session
return true;
} else
return false;

}
}

http://blog.julienwadin.be/index.php...dans-roundcube
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Thank You