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Charles Marcus wrote:<br>
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sending / receiving hir / her emails...
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Including via WebMail System ( <a class="moz-txt-link-freetext" href="http://www.horde/imp">http://www.horde/imp</a> ).
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change their password.
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<blockquote type="cite">Sorry, do you know "What is disable" ?
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Maybe you need to be more precise?
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'Disable' can mean many things... do you want to REJECT all
new/incoming mail for this user? Then you have to do that on your SMTP
server side, otherwise, incoming mail will still be delivered to their
mailbox.
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If you simply want to prevent a user from being able to view their
existing email through imap/dovecot - which, by the way, if you go
bnack and re-read your original post, is what you asked for - (this
would apply to any/all imap clients, including webmail), and from
sending through your SMTP server, then - *assuming that you are using
the same password backend for both* - simply changing the password is
the best way to go, as Bart said. I do this all the time - it is a very
effective way to get someone's attention. ;)
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Of course, if you are not using the same password backend for imap and
smtp - and if this is so, then I'd have to ask *why not!* - you'd have
to change both.
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<font size="-1">Hello Charles,<br>
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1, All Services in the same Server machine.<br>
2, Prevent some users from sending ( though SMTP Server : Sendmail ) /
receiving ( Dovecot : pop3 / imap ) his or her emails.<br>
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Edward.<br>
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