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Can we retrieve the email account passwords?

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easwaran

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Hi, I am quite fed up with the MailEnable problems caused by Plesk 8.1 and would like to move my emails to another service provider.

My question is: Is there any way that I can retrieve the passwords set for each email account that were created?
 
Originally posted by easwaran
Hi, I am quite fed up with the MailEnable problems caused by Plesk 8.1 and would like to move my emails to another service provider.

My question is: Is there any way that I can retrieve the passwords set for each email account that were created?

What problems are you having?
 
I want to get the passwords set for email email account on Plesk so that I can shift all the email accounts to another mail provider without having to bother the customer to change their passwords - I've had to ask them to change their password already when I shifted to Plesk but there are mail problems in Plesk 8.1.
Do you know how to retrieve the passwords of the email accounts?
 
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