Impossible to change email user password from Rouncube

[Spheerys]

Hi,

I want my customers be able to change their email password account directly from Roundcube.
The fonction is there but if I try to change it, I have this error : "Impossible to register the new password"

The new password has more than 6 characters...

What's wrong ?

[joem]

Hi,

I want my customers be able to change their email password account directly from Roundcube.
The fonction is there but if I try to change it, I have this error : "Impossible to register the new password"

The new password has more than 6 characters...

What's wrong ?

What os are you using?

[Spheerys]

Debian 8.2 :)

[dpeca]

After a lot of debuging, I finaly figured out what is going on.

Someone who wrote a ''Rondcube password changer driver for VestaCP'' should convert a function to class in file /usr/share/roundcube/plugins/password/drivers/vesta.php
Plugin 'passwod' is expecting a class in that file, but there is only a function.

Anyway, here is a solution to fix this.

1. Open file /usr/share/roundcube/plugins/password/drivers/vesta.php

2. Find a line that contain: function password_save($curpass, $passwd)

3. Delete that line

4. On the same place, write: class rcube_vesta_password {
function save($curpass, $passwd)

5. At the end of file write: }

6. Save the file.

[MrConstantine]

Sorry. But this method does not work. I checked several times, the password is not changed.I did the points as you have written.

[MrConstantine]

OS: Debian 8.2 Jessie
VestaCP 0.9.8 - 15

Updates all relevant. But still it does not work to change your password.

[dpeca]

In SSH as root run:

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chown admin:admin /var/log/roundcube

Now try to change a password.
Then open /var/log/roundcube/errors and paste log here.

It's very possible that you also have a second bug (I had it too), fsockopen can not connect to SSL.
Patching is easy, just confirm my suspicion.

[dpeca]

To speed up things, here is what I also did:

1. Open /etc/roundcube/plugins/password/config.inc.php
2. Find: $rcmail_config['password_vesta_host'] = 'localhost';
3. Change localhost to your server hostname (if you are not sure what is your hostname, open /etc/hostname file)
4. Also, if you changed Vesta port, change it here too, you will find in next line $rcmail_config['password_vesta_port']
5. Save the file.

Keep in mind that this will works only if you applied my first patch too.

[MrConstantine]

Hi,
He performed all the items, but to no avail.

An error occurred!
Could not save new password.

[MrConstantine]

Thanks for the help. But something does not come out.