Add Password Plugin to Roundcube
Before I go down the rabbit hole of looking up how to do this by hand, I am wondering if there is any way that I have missed to add the Roundcube Password Plugin in the panel. Perhaps it is a future update to allow the selecting of plugins to install when installing/configuring Roundcube. If anyone has instructions on how to do this by hand via SSH for Centos 7, that would be very helpful (and above and beyond here).
23.08.2024 23:07
I'm not sure about CentOS 7, as I don't have an installation of the panel on that operating system for tests, but on Debian I just installed the plugin package with
# apt install roundcube-plugins
and put 'password' in the config file /etc/roundcube/config.inc.php:
// List of active plugins (in plugins/ directory)
// Debian: install roundcube-plugins first to have any
$config['plugins'] = array(
'password',
'autologin',
);
26.08.2024 03:04
Hi Igor! Your reply prompted me to explore the server setup and I discovered that RC had been installed in two separate locations. I have no idea why that was done, but I have now edited the correct config file and every thing is working properly. I have also removed the erroneous copy. Thanks for your help!
26.08.2024 19:00