Posts by Dylan

    Yes, the latest plugin (v1.2.1) works like a charm with Roundcube. Did you check if the roundcube plugin is activated? "imscp_pw_changer"

    I installed the RoundcubePlugins plugin, and followed the install instructions. On roundcube nothing changed, only the config.php contains this:


    PHP
    1. # Begin Plugin::RoundcubePlugins
    2. $config['plugins'] = array_merge($config['plugins'], array('imscp_pw_changer', 'additional_message_headers', 'libcalendaring', 'calendar', 'dkimstatus', 'emo
    3. ticons', 'logon_page', 'newmail_notifier', 'pdfviewer', 'odfviewer', 'zipdownload', 'contextmenu', 'tasklist', 'pop3fetcher'));
    4. # Ending Plugin::RoundcubePlugins


    But no calendar, no other function. (I logged out, logged in, refresh etc)
    The imscp_pw_changer directory exists under Roundcube/plugins...

    Ok, I figured out :)


    I must create a file with following content (merge files):
    .key file
    1 + 2 .pem file's content.


    Upload to /etc/imscp and done.

    I bought a certificate to use it to secure my admin panel.


    But which .pem file should I have use?


    Where I bought this, I have a lot of version:


    1.
    Download certificate in PEM (BASE64) format
    It is for IIS servers.
    You can upload the file into Apache server and set the SSLCertificate option.


    2.
    Download the complete certificate issuer chain in PEM (BASE64) format
    The file contains the complete issuer chain.
    You can upload the file into Apache server and set the SSLCertificate option.
    You MUST install the complete issuer chain on the server because the server directly serves the intermediate certificate issue items during a HTTPS connection.


    3.
    Download the intermediate certificate issuer chain in PEM (BASE64) format
    This is the certificate of the onlineSSL CA in case if only this part is needed.


    4.
    Download the root certificate in PEM (BASE64) format
    This is the root certificate of the complete chain in case if only this part is needed.
    You probably does not need it because it is supported by the most significant browsers and operation systems.


    I use i-MSCP 1.2.9
    Thank you for your help!

    Great plugin, but I can't login from i-MSCP after activate this.
    Nice to have if reCaptcha need only after 1-2 wrong login try.

    Yesterday we migrate our old server to a new one, and we install i-mscp 1.1.10 to the new server.
    (clone ispcp 1.0.7, migrate to i-mscp)
    We had a lot of problem with the migration, but almost everything work's now, except FTP.
    The problem is, that the old ispcp store passwords encrypted, and i-mscp is not.


    Is there any way to migrate these passwords?


    If a user change his password, FTP work properly, but we couldn't asks every users to change all his FTP password...