Hi Pascal,
You can use userPassword, but you need enforce {MD5}.
Sample:
userPassword:: e01ENX16RDBCMnBIOGtkM2pYRjF0SzYyZUxBPT0=
# openssl enc -d -a <<< e01ENX16RDBCMnBIOGtkM2pYRjF0SzYyZUxBPT0=
{MD5}zD0B2pH8kd3jXF1tK62eLA==
# openssl enc -d -a <<< zD0B2pH8kd3jXF1tK62eLA== | hd | tr -d ' ' | cut -c9-40
cc3d01da91fc91dde35c5d6d2bad9e2c
Then compare hashes.
But, MD5 is not secure, you can use PLAIN with TLS/SSL.
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Reinaldo de Carvalho
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>
> In my case passwords were not changed from inside the mail application, they
> have a special user interface for that. But I can do that next week if you
> would be so kind to test it then!
>
> Pascal
>
