- Verificare di aver installato il modulo passwd
sudo /var/www/horde/pear/pear -c /var/www/horde/pear.conf install -a -B horde/passwd
- Creare il file di configurazione custom, copiando la sezione template da backends.php
sudoedit /var/www/horde/passwd/config/backends.local.php
// This is an example configuration for Postfix.admin 2.3.
// Set the 'password_policy' section as you wish.
// In most installations you probably only need to change the
// hostspec and/or password fields.
$backends['postfixadmin'] = array(
'disabled' => false,
'name' => 'Postfix Admin server',
'driver' => 'Sql',
'policy' => array(
'minLength' => 6,
'maxLength' => 20,
'minNumeric' => 1,
),
'params' => array(
'phptype' => 'mysql',
'hostspec' => 'localhost',
'username' => 'postfixadmin',
'password' => 'secretpassword',
'encryption' => 'crypt-md5',
'database' => 'postfix',
'table' => 'mailbox',
'user_col' => 'username',
'pass_col' => 'password',
'show_encryption' => false,
// The following two settings allow you to specify custom queries for
// lookup and modify functions if special functions need to be
// performed. In places where a username or a password needs to be
// used, refer to this placeholder reference:
// %d -> gets substituted with the domain
// %u -> gets substituted with the user
// %U -> gets substituted with the user without a domain part
// %p -> gets substituted with the plaintext password
// %e -> gets substituted with the encrypted password
//
'query_lookup' => 'SELECT password FROM mailbox WHERE username = %u and active = 1',
'query_modify' => 'UPDATE mailbox SET password = %e WHERE username = %u'
),
);
- Loggarsi con un utente di test: la funzionalità sarà presente in
Other->My Account->Password