I also have an idea: apply a custom function doing the arbitrary
manipulation.
So I tested it with imap, pop3 or local authentication. You may enable
imap authentication, and add any email addresses to the given user
with a custom function.
So check out the master branch, and update the gui. Then edit
config-site.php,
and add the following:
############ start
$config['CUSTOM_EMAIL_QUERY_FUNCTION'] = 'akakaak';
function akakaak($username = '') {
$session = Registry::get('session');
$session->set("emails", array($username, '[email protected]',
'[email protected]'));
}
############ end
What does this function do? It's an example to show you how to apply
an arbitrary array of email addresses to the given user. ($username
holds the email address you type in the login form).
So with a little coding it may be possible to solve pretty complex
challenges.
In your case there may be 2 methods:
a) tweak the ldap query as I mentioned before
b) skip ldap authentication, and use imap authentication with the above
customisation.
If none of these work out, then I may extend it, and make the custom
thing work with ldap as well.
Janos
