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rackset
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We are facing a critical issue that whenever my website users change their control panel password from domain administrator and FTP password, it remians the same and does not get changed . Please help immediately.
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rackset
Guest
With the amazing $upport we got from $W$OFT, we should change or mind and look for another Control Panel...
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shellscripters
Guest
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If you are using plesk windows, login to server via remote desktop connection, click on start --run -- compmgmt.msc.
This will open the user manangement console. Click on the users whose password you cannot changes and check if you have checked the option of user cannot change password or password never expirs.
Uncheck those options and and you should be able to change password from plesk control panel.
Admin
http://shellscripters.com
AIM: shellscripters
MSN : [email protected]
If you are using plesk windows, login to server via remote desktop connection, click on start --run -- compmgmt.msc.
This will open the user manangement console. Click on the users whose password you cannot changes and check if you have checked the option of user cannot change password or password never expirs.
Uncheck those options and and you should be able to change password from plesk control panel.
Admin
http://shellscripters.com
AIM: shellscripters
MSN : [email protected]
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tomoiaga
Guest
Looks like we have the same problem !
I cannot change a password for a user even if I try from the admin account or from his account.
The idea above with --run -- compmgmt.msc. and modify users does not work.
Please help !
Thanks
I cannot change a password for a user even if I try from the admin account or from his account.
The idea above with --run -- compmgmt.msc. and modify users does not work.
Please help !
Thanks
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feijao
Guest
We have the exact same problem.
Looks like all accouns have the "User cannot change password" flag but even after removing it we can't change the password from the user panel.
We can do that from the administrator panel but not from the user panel...
Looks like all accouns have the "User cannot change password" flag but even after removing it we can't change the password from the user panel.
We can do that from the administrator panel but not from the user panel...
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tomoiaga
Guest
At my server It doesn't work from the administrator panel so I cannot change an account password at all (from Plesk).
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kami@
Guest
I am experiencing the same problem and users are not able to change password.
Has anyone been able to find a solution??
Thanks
Has anyone been able to find a solution??
Thanks
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tomoiaga
Guest
I did a full reconfigure from remote desktop and it worked.
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kami@
Guest
There is a fix from swsoft for this bug at:
http://kb.swsoft.com/article_0_1725_en.html
The trick is to download this file directly to the destination
folder. Otherwise it would give you error.
http://kb.swsoft.com/article_0_1725_en.html
The trick is to download this file directly to the destination
folder. Otherwise it would give you error.
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tomoiaga
Guest
I used that fix and it did not work. Copy the file to plib and so on...
The only thing that worked was a full reconfigure.
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Bone Head
Guest
Im trying to change my Admin pass and I keep getting this error:
Unable to change the administrator's password: Not enough disk space.
Anyone have any ideas?
Obviously I dont want to experiment too much as if I get it wrong I might end up not being able to get back into the server
Unable to change the administrator's password: Not enough disk space.
Anyone have any ideas?
Obviously I dont want to experiment too much as if I get it wrong I might end up not being able to get back into the server
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Bone Head
Guest
Actually I just realised this is for windows, im using linux, but im still open to ideas
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