This module allows users to change passwords on their email accounts in ISPConfig.

Installation

If you have installed Aurora Corporate from Git, you can follow the instructions for adding a module. If you've installed the product from ZIP, there's a simple approach available.

• Download the module from https://github.com/afterlogic/aurora-module-mail-change-password-ispconfig-plugin/archive/master.zip
• under modules directory of Aurora Corporate installation, create MailChangePasswordIspconfigPlugin subdirectory
• extract contents of aurora-module-mail-change-password-ispconfig-plugin-master directory of ZIP archive into subdirectory you've created
• under Database Settings screen of admin interface, press "Update configuration" button

Configuration

After installing the module, you should find its configuration file at data/settings/modules/MailChangePasswordIspconfigPlugin.config.json:

{
    "Disabled": [
        false,
        "bool",
        null,
        "Setting to true disables the module"
    ],
    "SupportedServers": [
        [
            "*"
        ],
        "array",
        null,
        "If IMAP Server value of the mailserver is in this list, password change is enabled for it. * enables it for all the servers."
    ],
    "DbUser": [
        "root",
        "string",
        null,
        "Defines username for accessing ISPConfig database"
    ],
    "DbPass": [
        "",
        "string",
        null,
        "Defines password for accessing ISPConfig database"
    ],
    "DbName": [
        "dbispconfig",
        "string",
        null,
        "Defines name of ISPConfig database"
    ],
    "DbHost": [
        "localhost",
        "string",
        null,
        "Defines hostname of ISPConfig database"
    ]
}

NB: In the above configuration, you need to supply MySQL credentials used by ISPConfig itself, not by your Aurora Corporate installation. It's MySQL root credentials you obtain when installing ISPConfig, and "dbispconfig" is the default database name used.

For SupportedServers, you need to supply array of mailserver hostnames or IP addresses the feature is enabled for. If you put "*" item there, it means the feature is enabled for all accounts.

To make sure "Change Password" button is displayed, set "Disabled" to false in data/settings/modules/ChangePasswordWebclient.config.json configuration file.