Change password in @Mail

[matthewshull]

Why can users not change their password in @Mail? Is this a permanent thing.

[admin]

Are you talking about once your logged in to @mail?? If so @mail is also designed to have its own "users" and not just pull user info from the other servers. So that link in there is to change a user password if they were in the @mail DB. We might be able to change that link to go to the page H-Sphere has to change email passwords if thats the link your talking about.. I would have to get matt to look at it and see if its something that can be changed very easy.

[matthewshull]

Yeah, I mean once they are logged into @Mail. There is a link "Change Password" that is just grayed out. I have a customer who asked me about it. It only makes sense to me that an email user should be able to change their password from within @Mail, especially if there is a link for it.

Then we wouldn't have to direct them to the ugly POP3 password screen.

[jmbeach]

I think even if they change it to link to HSphere, you'll probably still have to use the ugly HSphere form to change passwords.

[matthewshull]

Originally Posted by jmbeach

I think even if they change it to link to HSphere, you'll probably still have to use the ugly HSphere form to change passwords.

Ya, I just realized what he was saying. Is there anyway you guys can just change that page?

[CelticRaven]

not sure if anybody knew this either...

on the @mail login, the link for password change goes to 216.157.145.2 and gives the hsphere pass change form

but if you click "enter your mailserver" 1st the link for pass change form changes and goes to 65.57.231.120 which fails