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Disable password security check?

T

travisbell@

Guest
Hey guys,

I would like to disable the check that Plesk does to make sure I maintain a certain level of security with my passwords.

Mail names are specifically the worst because many of my users will in fact use "part of their mailname" and of course Plesk give you a big "NO!" when you attempt that.

Is there any way I can disable this security feature?

Thanks in advance,
 
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