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	== Installation ==		== Installation ==

	{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-passwordchange-script\|sopath=stable}}		{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-passwordchange-script\|sopath=stable/backend}}

	== Enable the password change dialog within the AppSuite Frontend ==		== Enable the password change dialog within the AppSuite Frontend ==

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Configuration Options

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	And for example add the path to an existing script:		And for example add the path to an existing script:

	com.openexchange.passwordchange.script.shellscript=/bin/pwchange.pl		com.openexchange.passwordchange.script.shellscript=/bin/pwchange.pl

			INFO: If you implement a custom script, you have to implement pre-defined exit codes for your script, which then get translated to user friendly error messages. The list of pre-defined exit codes are documented within the above mentioned properies file.

	IMPORTANT: AppSuite does not ship with any readymade password change scripts. For examples, please see below.		IMPORTANT: AppSuite does not ship with any readymade password change scripts. For examples, please see below.

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==

	The package <tt>open-xchange-passwordchange-script</tt> allows you to run a command to change a password in an external subsystem like e.g. LDAP.		The package <tt>open-xchange-passwordchange-script</tt> allows you to run a command to change a password in an external subsystem like e.g. LDAP.

	== Installation ==		== Installation ==
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	You can also use all other AppSuite provisioning interfaces like JAVA RMI or SOAP. Please review the corresponding documentation for each interface for details.		You can also use all other AppSuite provisioning interfaces like JAVA RMI or SOAP. Please review the corresponding documentation for each interface for details.

	Screenshot of the password change dialog within AppSuite -> Settings -> Basic Settings -> Password		Screenshot of the password change dialog within AppSuite -> Settings -> Basic Settings -> Password

			[[File:Passwordchange_installation_dialog_view_appsuite.png]]

	== Configuration Options ==		== Configuration Options ==

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	To configure the actual script, which gets executed after the user uses the AppSuite password change dialog, you have to edit the following properties file:		To configure the actual script, which gets executed after the user uses the AppSuite password change dialog, you have to edit the following properties file:

	/opt/open-xchange/etc/change_pwd_script.properties		/opt/open-xchange/etc/change_pwd_script.properties

	And for example add the path to an existing script:		And for example add the path to an existing script:

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	/opt/open-xchange/etc/passwordchange.properties		/opt/open-xchange/etc/passwordchange.properties


			To configure the actual script, which gets executed after the user uses the AppSuite password change dialog, you have to edit the following properties file:

			/opt/open-xchange/etc/change_pwd_script.properties

			And for example add the path to an existing script:

			com.openexchange.passwordchange.script.shellscript=/bin/pwchange.pl

			IMPORTANT: AppSuite does not ship with any readymade password change scripts. For examples, please see below.

	=== Example Script 1 ===		=== Example Script 1 ===

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	/opt/open-xchange/etc/passwordchange.properties		/opt/open-xchange/etc/passwordchange.properties

	~~== Example ==~~

	~~In <tt>/opt/open-xchange/etc/change_pwd_script.properties</tt> add this line:~~

	~~com.openexchange.passwordchange.script.shellscript=/bin/pwchange.pl~~

	=== Example Script 1 ===		=== Example Script 1 ===

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Enable the password change dialog within the AppSuite Frontend

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	Screenshot of the password change dialog within AppSuite -> Settings -> Basic Settings -> Password		Screenshot of the password change dialog within AppSuite -> Settings -> Basic Settings -> Password

			== Configuration Options ==

			As you see in the screenshot, there are different password options like the min. length etc. Those options can be configured within the following properties file. After you have modified this file, you must restart the open-xchange process.

			/opt/open-xchange/etc/passwordchange.properties

	== Example ==		== Example ==

Cutmasta: /* Enable the password change dialog within the AppSuite Frontend */

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	/opt/open-xchange/sbin/changeuser -c <_context_id_> -u <_user_name_> --access-edit-password on		/opt/open-xchange/sbin/changeuser -c <_context_id_> -u <_user_name_> --access-edit-password on

			You can also use all other AppSuite provisioning interfaces like JAVA RMI or SOAP. Please review the corresponding documentation for each interface for details.

			Screenshot of the password change dialog within AppSuite -> Settings -> Basic Settings -> Password

	== Example ==		== Example ==

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	{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-passwordchange-script\|sopath=stable}}		{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-passwordchange-script\|sopath=stable}}

			== Enable the password change dialog within the AppSuite Frontend ==

			After the installation of the package, you must explicitly enable the password change dialog for each AppSuite user. The simplest option to do this, is executing the following command:

			/opt/open-xchange/sbin/changeuser -c <_context_id_> -u <_user_name_> --access-edit-password on