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on one of my particular email the info keep on receiving virus is there a way to change that an the other question would be how do we change the interface of webmail or whatsoever so the user could actually set there on password
 
on one of my particular email the info keep on receiving virus is there a way to change that
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You can block the e-mail address that is sending you the message that is telling you that you are recieving a virus.

A good tip that alot of people don't know is: Don' post your e-mail address on your website. The reasone is that spam robots will search your site for your e-mail addresses.
So the solution is to use a form which will hide your e-mail address from those bad bots.PHP Form Mailer on Hot Scripts I have been using this free script for over a year now and have cut my spam to ZERO!! I used to get hundreds of spam every month. I recomend you just change your e-mail address and tell all your friends and then use the form I mentioned.

other question would be how do we change the interface of webmail or whatsoever so the user could actually set there on password
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Well I hope I understand this question.
Your users can change their e-mail passwords in Direct Admin User Control Panel.

Or if you are running an ISP and would like to give your users a way to change their e-mail passwords on your domain without giving them access to your Direct Admin account, then I am pretty sure you would have to switch to a third party e-mail solution. And then update your MX records.

Hope this helps -Jason
 
jdlitson said:
Well I hope I understand this question.
Your users can change their e-mail passwords in Direct Admin User Control Panel.

Or if you are running an ISP and would like to give your users a way to change their e-mail passwords on your domain without giving them access to your Direct Admin account, then I am pretty sure you would have to switch to a third party e-mail solution. And then update your MX records.
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While I love to get clients for our third party Email solutions group, you really don't have to do that with DA.

Any DA email user can change his/her password at this url:

https://yourmainhostnameoriphere:2222/CMD_CHANGE_EMAIL_PASSWORD

Jeff
 
Wow that's great Jeff!
I am surprised it would be that easy :D

OK now that I know it can be done, I am going to take it a step further and show you how to make your own login form.
Enter the below html in between the body tags of your page.

Example: <BODY> HTML GOES HERE. </BODY>

Code: 
<center>
<br><br><br>
	<b>Change E-Mail Password</b>
	<br><br>
	<table cellpadding=5 cellspacing=1>
	<!-- If your Direct Admin is not [url]https://[/url] then change to [url]http://[/url] -->
		<form action="https://yourdomain.com:2222/CMD_CHANGE_EMAIL_PASSWORD" method="POST">
	
	<!-- Enter the page you would like your user to see after successfuly entering the new password. -->
		<input type=hidden name=redirect value="https://yourdomain.com/your_success_page.ext">
		
		<tr><td class=listtitle colspan=2>Enter the required information below</td></tr>
		<tr><td class=list align=right>Email Address:</td><td class=list><input type=text name=email size=32></td></tr>
		<tr><td class=list align=right>Old Password:</td><td class=list><input type=password name=oldpassword size=32></td></tr>
		<tr><td class=list align=right>New Password:</td><td class=list><input type=password name=password1 size=32></td></tr>
		<tr><td class=list align=right>Re-Type Password:</td><td class=list><input type=password name=password2 size=32></td></tr>
		<tr><td class=listtitle colspan=2 align=right><input type=submit value="Change Password"></td></tr>
		</form>

</center>

-Jason
 
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