Hi,
It is possible to have separate "logondomainlist" for each domains for which
you use customized html templates. I made a very minor modification to the
program "sqwebmail.c" and with this modification the logondomainlist would
be picked up from the SQWEBMAIL_TEMPLATEDIR if one is found there.
I had posted it here in response to a similar request like yours. Hence I am
not posting it here again. If you need it, please email me and I shall send
it separately to you.
By having separate "logondomainlist", your logondomain list becomes
scalable. That is, each of these logondomainlist can have multiple domains
if you have such a need.
Thanks,
Mathew Simon
-----Original Message-----
From: Jasper Wong [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Tuesday, July 03, 2001 9:34 AM
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
Subject: Virtual Domain Question
I have been using Domain based templates to support multiple domains with
sqwebmail support, but there's one issue I don't know how to solve. Let's
say
I have the domains aaa.com, bbb.com, and ccc.com and I created three
separate
domain templates for them. Is there a way to configure sqwebmail such that
users of these domains can't tell that their domains are virtually hosted?
With the current domain template setup I either need to create the
'hostname'
file to specify JUST ONE mail domain or use the 'logindomainlist' to present
a list of all available domains to the users even though there exists
customized
domain templates for all the domains I support already?!
What I am looking for is a simple configuration where some of the domain
info
(such as 'hostname' and 'logindomainlist') can be made domain specific
instead
of universally applied. Does such a configuration exist?
Pointers or advices are greatly appreciated.
Thanks in advance,
Jasper Wong
