And the result of the following Mysql query?
Shell-Script
- # mysql -u root -p<password>
- > use imscp;
- > select count(*) from mail_users where mail_addr = '[email protected]';
Of course, you must replace [email protected] by your data.
Old mail passwords still working after update (courier)
- fulltilt
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You have an error in your SQL syntax; check the manual that corresponds to your MySQL server version for the right syntax to use near 'mysql> select count(*) from mail_users where mail_addr =
in PMA there is only one entry for this mail-user
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The query to execute is:
Code- select count(*) from mail_users where mail_addr = '[email protected]';
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| count(*) |
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| 1 |
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Teamviewer?
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I can send login details via PM - is this save?
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Well, most user send the IDS via PM. You can reset password after so...
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I will send you the details to [email protected]
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Ok
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Problem solved.
This was due to the userdb file which was not purged. Indeed, we are now using the authmysql module to authenticate mail users but in your authdaemonrc file, you have both the authmysql module and the authuserdb module which explains why the old passwords still work... I've purged that file.
i'll check in the stable branch and fix if needed.
Can you retry now?
BTW: You should consider to update to 1.1.1 (you're still using the rc4.7)...
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