Re: [cpx] Restrict Users from changing their password

[Bruce Armstrong <bruce@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

There appear to be two ways to do what you want.  Both involve breaking
the warranty on your VPS2.  Either the VPS2 warranty or the CPX
warranty.  I won't go into the details here, its more info than most
people need.  If you contact me directly, I'll let you know how to do
it.  Again, this will void your CPX warranty (Don't want Scott mad at
me ;).  

	--Bruce

On Thu, 2004-12-09 at 11:58 -0700, Jonathan Duncan wrote:
> In CPX, is there a way/option to restrict users from changing their own 
> passwords?  OR Is there a way to add some steps to the password change (in 
> the background) like running a script on the server.
> 
> The reason for this is because I have a huge site with a user database.  I 
> create system users and virtmaps for e-mail out of that database.  Their 
> password comes fromt that database also.  If they change it in CPX then it 
> will be out of sync with the one in the database.  I need to either 
> disallow them to change it in CPX or get some indicator from the password 
> change utility that launches a sync script so that I can update the 
> database with their change.
> 
> Thanks,
> --
> Jonathan Duncan
> http://www.nacnud.com
> 
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