JonnyFunFun

I was having the same problem too. Enabling Passive FTP fixed it. Nice, simple, and quick solution to the problem.

Right now my reseller account has a default username given to me that is just random letters and is really difficult to remember. I have the username and password stored on my machine at home, but if I want to use a different machine (like the machines we have here at school) I don't want to store the information. Any way I can get the username changed to something I can remember?

I finally figured out how to do it using curl. The only thing is that to make it simpler, our users only log in with their username without "+southlockportfire.com" after it (just makes it easier to remember). So I have a form where the user inputs their username, current password, and new password (named 'username', 'currentpw', and 'newpass' respectively). And it posts to the following PHP script: ><?php $path_to_cpform = "http://".$_POST['username']."%2Bsouthlockportfire%2Ecom:".$_POST['currentpw']."@www.southlockportfire.com:2095/dowebmailpasswd.cgi"; $pass_to = "oldpass=".$_POST['currentpw']."&newpass=".$_POST['newpass']; exec("/usr/bin/curl '".$path_to_cpform."?".$pass_to."'", $reutn_array, $return_var); unset($PHP_AUTH_USER); unset($PHP_AUTH_PW); echo('<meta http-equiv="REFRESH" content="0;URL=http://mail.southlockportfire.com/">'); ?> I'm sure that if you just change "southlockportfire.com" you'll be able to use this script with your domain, too. Let me know if it works for anybody else! Jonathan jonathan@enzinnainteractive.com enzinnaj@southlockportfire.com

Well it is used to allow access to AWstats to a user without giving them the cPanel password, so it is possible that it could also be used for this?

Anybody?

I was really hoping to integrate a custom change password form into the webmail program I wrote. I made our own webmail script so I could tailor it to our needs. Is there a way that I could use curl to post the data to your form securely?

Hi! I am setting up a website for my volunteer fire company (www.southlockportfire.com) and I wanted to give every member their own e-mail address. However, I want to know if there is a way in which I can make my own change password form so that they can change their passwords whenever they want to without doing the change password form built into cPanel (most of them are not to technologically inclined and I"m not sure that they'll know what to do with cPanel). Any help would be most appreciated! Thanks! - Jonathan jonathan@enzinnainteractive.com enzinnaj@southlockportfire.com