CPanel Password Changer Plugin - SquirrelMail

Donations
News
About
Support
Security
Screen shots
Download
Plugins
Documentation
Sponsors
Bounties

search site:

Junk Email Filter

Security Notice
Phishing campain
Version 1.4.15
Security Upgrade

Plugins - CPanel Password Changer
Category: Change password

This is a SquirrelMail plugin to allow users to change their own POP account password by transparently using the CPanel web hosting control panel files.

It also allows an existing "web protected" (htaccess) folder to be synched with the new password. (The protected folder must already by configured using the CPanel web protection utility and it must use the same username as the email account.)

NOTE: Requires the Compatibility Plugin to function correctly.

This plugin is up for adoption. If you want to maintain it, please mail to the plugins mailing list and state your intent.

Version 1.3
by Henri Straforelli on Sep 28, 2004
[ cpanel_pw_changer.1.3-1.3.tar.gz tarball (14331 d/l) Help ]
Requires: SquirrelMail 1.3, Compatibility Plugin
Description:

Internationalization Support (still needs html_tags!)
Faster SM Loading Support
Lots of small misc fixes / cleanups
(These changes thanks to Jimmy Conner)

Older versions

Version 1.2
by Henri Straforelli on Aug 20, 2003
[ cpanel_pw_changer-1.2.tar.gz tarball (7544 d/l) Help ]
Requires: Compatibility plugin
Description:

Fixed a security problem. (Thanks John!)

Version 1.1
by Henri Straforelli on Jul 28, 2003
[ cpanel_pw_changer-1.1.tar.gz tarball (6392 d/l) Help ]
Requires: Compatibility plugin
Description:

Initial revision. Let me know if you have any comments, suggestions, etc...

If you have problems with the download or decompressing...

Internet Explorer: Right-click on the file, then select "Save Target As"
Firefox, Mozilla, Netscape: Right-click on the file, then select "Save Link As"
Opera: Right-click on the file, then select "Save Link Document As"
Lynx and Links: Press "d" on the link to download the file directly.

Untarring problems: Your browser might have un-gzipped it for you automatically. Try just "tar xvf" instead of "tar xvfz". Also, the plugins archive isn't gzipped (it is a tarball of .tar.gz files)
Macintosh users: Just hold down your mouse button to get the menu instead of right-clicking.
If all else fails, seek our help