On Jun 7, 2006, at 7:26 AM, David Muszynski wrote:
There's a really easy to set up program that's been mentioned on
this list several times to allow your users to change their
password via a webpage. I don't remember it's original name as I
just changed it to password.woa. A seach of the archives should
reveal it.
Yeah, I remember that being mentioned on the list.... and actually,
I wrote a WebObjects application myself which can talk to OD. That
could likely be tweaked to do password changes. I guess I was
hoping there was something within the traditional pantheon of SFTP/
SCP/etc. apps.
The WebObjects app that's been mentioned is mine -- you can download
it from my website at the URL below. It's open source and free.
On Jun 7, 2006, at 9:09 AM, Josh Wisenbaker wrote:
If everyone is using Apple's mail, and you setup mail certs, it's
very
painless.
About half my remote clients are non-mac though.
The standard S/MIME certificates work with Outlook as well. Have your
client go to https://www.thawte.com/cgi/personal/contents.exe and get
a free personal e-mail certificate. Once they have gotten the
certificate and installed it according to Thawte's instructions, they
can then send you a signed e-mail from Apple Mail or Outlook. This
signed e-mail gives you a copy of their certificate, which you can
then use to send them an encrypted e-mail containing their new
password -- and the message contents will be encrypted in transit so
that the new password cannot be snooped.
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