Self-service password reset

[killerchip]

Hello

Anyone knows or have to suggest application or tool for user password reset/change with self-service portal for Linux?

We are building an SFTP server and we wish to give the ability to (non-techie) users to reset/change their passwords. A web portal would be best.

We are looking for open-source or free solutions but any commercial suggestions are also welcome.

Thank you very much in advance
Costas

[tdsan]

You probably want to use webmin.

Give users the the application called usermin, I have included a website for your review:

http://www.webmin.com/ustandard.html

That way, they can log into their session and do what they want, change passwords, ssh logins, etc.

Todd

[mizzle]

Maybe check out ZPanel. It's a fully featured panel, I'm not sure if you can do only ftp or not, but I know it does a bunch of stuff.

[allenmac]

I think the best way to reset Windows password is to use the Windows password reset disk, you won’t lose any data in this way. So I do suggest you to burn a Windows password reset disk if you lost windows password(http:resetwindowspassword.net).

[tdsan]

I think the best way to reset Windows password is to use the Windows password reset disk, you won’t lose any data in this way. So I do suggest you to burn a Windows password reset disk if you lost windows password(http:resetwindowspassword.net).

To the last Windows respondent,

I think the question was referring to Linux, besides, this is a Linux forum, not for Windows.

In addition, he stated that he wanted to use a portal. Webmin or Zpanel will give you the ability to perform password resets with portal features.

Todd