On Sun, 25 Sep 2022 14:58:20 +0200 I wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I am using Roundcube for webmail users, version 1.6.0 at the moment.
> I'd like to use one instance for more domains, i.e., user1@domain1,
> user2@domain2, etc. As mail servers for domains allowed may differ, I
> am using simple pattern - mail.domain for IMAP and smtp.domain for
> SMTP. This, translated into config, is
>
> $config['imap_host'] = 'tls://mail.%s:143';
> $config['smtp_host'] = 'tls://smtp.%s:587';
>
> Nice, simple, but... not working. To be precise, IMAP host used for
> login and mail message retrieval works well, SMTP host used for mail
> sending does not work. If I put name without %s there, everything is
> OK, but not universal, limiting full usage only for users in that
> domain.
>
> Is there anything I can try? Any (known) way to debug?
>
> By the way, error message is 'SMTP Error (): Connection to server
> failed'. In smtp.log, there is 'Connecting to localhost:587...' line,
> which means smtp.%s somehow turns into localhost, where nothing
> listens on port 587. Why? Is there any workaround? Patch to test?
>
[ Follow-up to my mail ]
Hi,
there was no reply on users mailing list, I am trying on dev this time.
For the time being, I switched to use %d in my config, which is a
workaround, or partial solution for me. It does not exactly what I
want, but at least partially it works for users.
I tried looking a bit in sources, probably function parse_host in
rcube_utils.php is the culprit, or this usage was not tested and some
bug is not discovered. I added some debug there, namely (intentionaly
not formatted, a bit hackish, but nevertheless...)
$s = '';
if (strpos($name, '%s') !== false) {
$user_email = self::idn_to_ascii(self::get_input_value('_user',
self::INPUT_POST));
system('echo parse_host :' .
json_encode(self::INPUT_POST) . ': :' .
json_encode(self::get_input_value('_user',self::INPUT_POST)) . ': :' .
json_encode($user_email) . ':>>/tmp/debug');
$matches = preg_match('/(.*)@([a-z0-9\.\-\[\]\:]+)/i', $user_email,
$s);
if ($matches < 1 || filter_var($s[1]."@".$s[2],
FILTER_VALIDATE_EMAIL) === false) {
return false;
}
$s = $s[2];
}
When imap_host is being processed, line added into /tmp/debug file is
parse_host :2: :user@domain: :user@domain:
where user@domain is address used for login, whereas when smtp_host is
being processed, this line is different,
parse_host :2: :null: :null:
so this suggests user login address is somehow not available at the
moment smtp_host is parsed.
I can't find anything more at the moment, no clue how to fix the issue.
Could someone help me?
Regards,
Milan
_______________________________________________
Roundcube Development discussion mailing list
dev@lists.roundcube.net
http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/dev
