Hi, The Sqwebmail work fine with the "logindomainlist". In-fact, with a very minor modification of the c-code, you can have separate "logindomainlist" for each virtual domains hosted by you. As a sample implementation, please visit the following web pages and try the pull down menu of domains. All these are virtual domains hosted on the same machine and same IP. (We are a non-profit organization.) http://mail.simdol.com http://mail.gisseta.com http://mail.indiaforum.org If you require it, I can send you the information about how to modify "sqwebmail.c" program. It is a very minor modification. My point is that the Sqwebmail work fine with the Redhat-linux-7.0, and so logically it should also work with BSD. I am not familiar with BSD, so authentically I cannot say for sure. Please ensure that you modified the apache virtual domain configuration and that the "logindomainlist" is in simple format, one domain per line without the "@" sign. Thanks, Mathew Simon -----Original Message----- From: Patrick [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] Sent: Wednesday, June 20, 2001 4:21 AM To: Sqwebmail Mailing List Subject: authentication with '@' included in username Hi all, I'm using FreeBSD-4.3-Stable sqwebmail-1.2.4 (built from the ports) Apache/1.3.12 (Unix) Sendmail 8.11.3/8.9.3 I tried adding a few hosts in logindomainlist and now all authentication fails with a "Invalid user or password" error. Removing logindomainlist promply gets rid of the error. However, I need logindomainlist to support multiple virtualhosts on the machine My question is why are users only authenticated without the '@domain' and if I have to do some mapping and if so how. Thanks. Patrick
