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## How it works
iRedMail configures Roundcube to store last password change date while user
changed their password. For MySQL/MariaDB/PostgreSQL backends, it's stored in
iRedMail configures Roundcube webmail to store last password change date while
user changed password. For MySQL/MariaDB/PostgreSQL backends, it's stored in
SQL database `vmail`, column `mailbox.passwordlastchange`. For LDAP backends,
it's stored in LDAP attribute `shadowLastChange` of user account. If user
didn't change password before, or user account is newly created, the password
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* `ldap_force_change_password_in_days`: for LDAP backends (OpenLDAP and OpenBSD
built-in LDAP server `ldapd(8)`).
When user trying to send an email, iRedAPD will invoke these plugin to
When user trying to send an email, iRedAPD will invoke this plugin to
check password last change date stored in SQL/LDAP and compare
it with current date. if password last change date is longer than specified
days, this plugin rejects smtp session with specified message.

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// <a href="./index.html">Document Index</a>
</div><h1 id="force-mail-user-to-change-password-in-90-days">Force mail user to change password in 90 days</h1>
<h2 id="how-it-works">How it works</h2>
<p>iRedMail configures Roundcube to store last password change date while user
changed their password. For MySQL/MariaDB/PostgreSQL backends, it's stored in
<p>iRedMail configures Roundcube webmail to store last password change date while
user changed password. For MySQL/MariaDB/PostgreSQL backends, it's stored in
SQL database <code>vmail</code>, column <code>mailbox.passwordlastchange</code>. For LDAP backends,
it's stored in LDAP attribute <code>shadowLastChange</code> of user account. If user
didn't change password before, or user account is newly created, the password
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<li><code>ldap_force_change_password_in_days</code>: for LDAP backends (OpenLDAP and OpenBSD
built-in LDAP server <code>ldapd(8)</code>).</li>
</ul>
<p>When user trying to send an email, iRedAPD will invoke these plugin to
<p>When user trying to send an email, iRedAPD will invoke this plugin to
check password last change date stored in SQL/LDAP and compare
it with current date. if password last change date is longer than specified
days, this plugin rejects smtp session with specified message.</p>