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DirectAdmin to Plesk Migration script

INSTRUCTIONS:

  • You need to patch Dovecot to log succeeded logins: untar /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/dovecot-.tar.gz

    in src/auth-request.c find:

      if (ret <= 0 && request->set->debug_passwords) T_BEGIN {
          log_password_failure(request, plain_password,
                               crypted_password, scheme,
                               request->original_username,
                               subsystem);

    and append:

        if (ret == 1) T_BEGIN {
          log_password_succes(request, plain_password,
                               crypted_password, scheme,
                               request->original_username,
                               subsystem);
  } T_END;

    Find function log_password_failure, copy/paste it and rename to log_password_succes. Replace the log message containing "!=" (to indicate auth failure) to "is a match" (to indicate it matches).

    Tar the patched version, copy it to /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild/dovecot-tar.gz.

  • Recompile dovecot: cd /usr/local/directadmin/custombuild ./build dovecot

  • In /etc/dovecot.conf add: auth_debug=yes auth_debug_passwords=yes

  • /etc/init.d/dovecot restart

Succesful logins are now logged to /var/log/maillog:

Nov 21 15:54:19 webserver002 dovecot: auth: Debug: passwd-file(user@domain.com,127.0.0.1): MD5-CRYPT(UseRp4ssw0rd) is a match '$1$fojfvco9jg9j4gt9jt', try CRYPT scheme instead

  • Use the following command to build a clean list of users and passwords:

    grep -h "is a match" /var/log/mail.log{.{99..1},} 2>/dev/null | grep "passwd-file" | awk '{print $8 " " $9 }' | sed 's#passwd-file(##g;s#)$##g;s#,.*): MD5-CRYPT(# #g' | sort | uniq > /root/emailpws

    On some systems the $8 and $9 should be replaced with $7 and $8. Also, on some systems the maillog is in
    /var/log/maillog.* instead of /var/log/mail.log.*

    To fetch system users' passwords as well use:

    cat /var/log/mail.log* | grep "is a match" | grep "auth-worker" | sed "s/(/ /g" | sed "s/,/ /g" | awk '{ print $10 " " $12 }' | sort | uniq >> /root/emailpws

  • Download and install imapsync from https://github.com/imapsync/imapsync.

  • Edit config.inc.php to point to your newly created password list and imapsync path.