Zitat von Paul Fielding <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>: > I've been running a horde/imp server for some time now with multiple > virtual domains enabled. The two ways I have used for getting > people to log in are: > > 1) go to a virtual domain, such as webmail.domain.com > or > 2) use the server pull-down menu to pick which virtual domain to use > > The problem with these approaches are that there's been a tendancy > for people to login with the wrong domain in both cases - either > accidentally grabbing the wrong domain from the pull-down list, or > using the wrong webmail domain name (people know my primary domain > and often think they should be using that even if I've told them > otherwise). > > Of course, the result is that the successfully login to horde and > can check their email, but they lose all their preferences/address > books, etc, since their usernames are stored in horde as > [EMAIL PROTECTED]
The "correct" way would have been to include the domain names with the user names in the first place. As a benefit this would allow the same user name used several times in different domains. > What I would LIKE to do is to have only one web address for everyone > to go to for horde, but also get rid of the pull-down domain menu. > Instead, I'd like to have them login with their *full* email address > at the Username prompt, and have horde log them in appropriately, > with the correct domain after the @ based on what they put in the > Username field. > > I've done much searching for people doing this to no avail, and have > even dared to look through the code a bit (I'm no php programmer) to > see if I could figure it out. What you want are the username_to/from_backend hooks. Jan. -- Do you need professional PHP or Horde consulting? http://horde.org/consulting/ -- IMP mailing list - Join the hunt: http://horde.org/bounties/#imp Frequently Asked Questions: http://horde.org/faq/ To unsubscribe, mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
