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Do you want to send emails to multiple recipients and want to keep their identities confidential from each other? Have you ever received an email that was addressed to “undisclosed recipient”? This is a way to send to a group of people without exposing their identities to others. When you need to send to a group of people and want to keep their identity confidential, you can utilize the “BCC” function in your e-mail system. Bcc recipients get a copy of the email, but their email address is automatically deleted at delivery. Nobody except you and the Bcc: recipient will know that they got a copy, and their email address will not be exposed. Whether you use Yahoo, MSN, Gmail, or any other email service, do the followings: • in the “To:” field, put: Undisclosed Recipients <youruserlogin@youremail.com> then replace youruserlogin and youremail.com with your own e-mail address • put all your email recipients in the “BCC” box, separate by comma. For example: yourfirstfriend@yahoo.com, ...

Just found a built in python script for resetting passwords of multiple mail users with one go. This python script came with the installation of iRedmail. You can find the python scrip at this path  /etc/www/iredadmin/tools/update_password_with_csv.py All you have to do is to create a csv file in excel and put username+domain and password in plain text, as per below postmaster@networkpcworld.com 12345678 Put the password in same cell with space and DO NOT put the password in another cell, otherwise the script wouldn't run.  Save the CSV file with any name, here we put the name as new_passwords.csv  Now upload the CSV to ired mail server on same path /var/www/iredadmin/tools/ Run the python scrip with the uploaded file with below command. python /var/www/iredadmin/tools/update_password_with_csv.py new_passwords.csv You have successfully reset the password for all required email user account.