MsgCore: Custom Settings for Users

Custom Settings for Users

Change Password	For users who cannot login to Windows NT, they can change their password with the utility SMTPKIT.EXE accompany with this package. The only pity is that this program can only be executed on Windows 95 / Windows NT. *( Please visit* *http://www.web-net.com/supermail* *to download SMTPKIT.EXE with setup program )* If you want to customize your own SMTPKIT.EXE, please extract CustomKit.zip for more detailed help.
	However, they can still change their password via "telnet". In the following example, we assume the address of the mail server is mail.company.com. They just need to type: `telnet mail.company.com 110``+OK``user login_name``+OK Send password``pass old_password``+OK Password correct``chpw new_password``+OK Please use CHPW to confirm the new password again.``chpw new_password``+OK Password changed.``quit``+OK` Where login_name is the account to change the password. old_password is the old password, new_password is the new password. POP3 server will ask you type the new password two times for you to confirm the change. For users of Win95/WinNT, they can enable the LOCAL ECHO option to see every step much clear. For other operating system, please check the user's manual.
Change Forwarding Address	For users of non-Windows NT accounts and accounts created by the third approach, they can forward their mail to a specified email address with the utility SMTPKIT.EXE accompany with this package. With the same reason above, users can change the forwarding address via "telnet". In the following example, we assume the address of the mail server is mail.company.com. They just need to type: `telnet mail.company.com 110``+OK``user login_name``+OK Send password``pass old_password``+OK Password correct``chfw` `forwarding_email_address``+OK``quit``+OK` Where login_name is the account to change the forwarding address. password is the user's password, forwarding_email_address is the destination address. If you want to cancel the previous setting, don't type anything in forwarding_email_address.
Change Passwrod/ Forwarding with CGI	Besides Java, SMTP provides another alternative to change password and forwarding address for users via WWW/CGI. There are two pairs of packages in SMTP, the first is example1.html & example1.exe, which is the interface of changing password, the second is example2.html & example2.exe which is the interface of changing forwarding address. Web masters can modify this two HTML files to allows users to change related information. The CGI codes are only allow to be executed on Win32/Intel.

Change Password/Forwarding with Java

Java Eanbled!
Portable Client
Toolkits
Java version of re-distributable client toolkits. Allow users to change password, forwarding email address remotely. It requires Sun JDK 1.1.2 (or above) or Java Runtime Environment JRE 1.1.2 (or above) to execute this package. You can run this program on Windows 95^«, Windows NT^«, Apple Mac^«, SunOS^«, Solaris^«, Linux^«, AIX^«, HP/UX^«, Windows CE^«, or any platform supports Java. This program presents the steps of changing password and forwarding destination in a Wizard fashion. Users will feel very easy to use this program. This size of this package is tiny, only 14K! Easy to download from traffic network. This package is free licence to leagal users of the mail servers.

Usage of the Package You or the system administrator must install JDK or JRE in your computer (the client-end, not the mail
server) before executing this package.

for JRE In WinNT/Win95, type a command like:
c:\jre\bin\jre -classpath clientkit.jar;c:\jre\lib\rt.jar MsgUserKit

where c:\jre\ is the path of the JRE, it might be different on your system.

for JDK In WinNT/Win95, type a command like:
c:\jdk\bin\jdk -classpath clientkit.jar;c:\jdk\lib\classes.zip MsgUserKit

where c:\jdk\ is the path of the JDK, it might be different on your system.

Use Microsoft JVM To run this java program with Microsoft Java Virtual Machine, please type the following command:
jview /cp clientkit.jar MsgUserKit

Java Eanbled! Portable Client Toolkits	Java version of re-distributable client toolkits. Allow users to change password, forwarding email address remotely. It requires Sun JDK 1.1.2 (or above) or Java Runtime Environment JRE 1.1.2 (or above) to execute this package. You can run this program on Windows 95^«, Windows NT^«, Apple Mac^«, SunOS^«, Solaris^«, Linux^«, AIX^«, HP/UX^«, Windows CE^«, or any platform supports Java. This program presents the steps of changing password and forwarding destination in a Wizard fashion. Users will feel very easy to use this program. This size of this package is tiny, only 14K! Easy to download from traffic network. This package is free licence to leagal users of the mail servers.
Usage of the Package	You or the system administrator must install JDK or JRE in your computer (the client-end, not the mail server) before executing this package.
for JRE	In WinNT/Win95, type a command like: `c:\jre\``bin\jre -classpath clientkit.jar;c:\jre\lib\rt.jar MsgUserKit` where c:\jre\ is the path of the JRE, it might be different on your system.
for JDK	In WinNT/Win95, type a command like: `c:\jdk\``bin\jdk -classpath clientkit.jar;c:\jdk\lib\classes.zip MsgUserKit` where c:\jdk\ is the path of the JDK, it might be different on your system.
Use Microsoft JVM	To run this java program with Microsoft Java Virtual Machine, please type the following command: `jview /cp clientkit.jar MsgUserKit`

For more informaiton about JDK or JRE, please contact http://www.javasoft.com.