2007/10/17, Martin Kealey <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > > Our RoundCube service replaced 3 previous webmail systems where users just > used a bald username to log in. It's far simpler -- and less error prone -- > for us to have a drop-down, than to get our users to change how they log > in. (We have custom login pages for each domain, but in the event that the > user gets their password wrong, or their session times out, we need to have > the main login page work obviously.)
In case your users access the webmail on different domains, you can set $rcmail_config['username_domain'] using a host-specific config file. In order to get this work, you have to enable $rcmail_config['include_host_config']. > > At some future stage we will figure out how to let them log in using their > actual email address, but in the meantime this is what we need; in the > interests of not forking the project for our internal use, we're opting to > make this functionality available in the core product, but disabled unless > you put the appropriate option in the main.conf.inc file. > I assume that your IMAP server does require a full e-mail address as user name. In this case the login should always work with full addresses. The 'username_domain' is only added if the user name does not contain an @ sign. You can also maintain a patch that can be applied on the latest release instead of adding this to the trunk. ~Thomas _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/
