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You can do that, but you'd have to write some code to make it happen :-)
You can use the command "virtualmin change-password USERNAME" in order to change a password.
So what you'd need to do is create a script to loop through all the usernames on your system, and run that command for each one of them.
You can use the command "virtualmin list-domains" to get a list of all domains, and the command "virtualmin list-users --domain DOMAIN_NAME" to get a list of users within a given domain.
All that's needed then is just some code to tie all that together :-)
Howdy,
You can do that, but you'd have to write some code to make it happen :-)
You can use the command "virtualmin change-password USERNAME" in order to change a password.
So what you'd need to do is create a script to loop through all the usernames on your system, and run that command for each one of them.
You can use the command "virtualmin list-domains" to get a list of all domains, and the command "virtualmin list-users --domain DOMAIN_NAME" to get a list of users within a given domain.
All that's needed then is just some code to tie all that together :-)
-Eric
Ok, I'll try to do something with some "for" in bash scripting.
Thanks