Okay so I am wondering if I make an ftp account for other staff how can they change their password without accessing cpanel?
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Okay so I am wondering if I make an ftp account for other staff how can they change their password without accessing cpanel?
They can't... it has to be done via cPanel.
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If it's on VPS then if they have access to SSH they can change password using cmdCode:passwd {user_name}
If you were to use tserwery.solutions70's method as the user (and not root), then the staff only has to enter 'passwd' not 'passwd {user_name}'.
If you want it is possible to make a PHP script to do this, but I think it would require the installation of PHP SSH2_CONNECT which I managed to install fine on my CentOS server with the help of a handy tutorial.
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That is not entirely true, PHP's exec(); function can handle that with the right knowledge. There is an article at http://www.cyberciti.biz/tips/change...hp-script.html that describes how you can achieve this too.
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