Hi all

This is my first post to this list, so apologies for any lack of
knowledge here...

I am trying to use sqwebmail to let several users log into one account
at once. The idea being that they each are able to read and respond to
e-mail from the one department. When they log in, they move a message
to their personal folder, then deal with it, then it's gone...

I've spent the last 3 days modifying and hacking up sqwebmail to suit
our intranet, but have now, after implementing the system, realised
that our users can't do what they have been able to do up until now
using Lotus Notes (you can see why I have put sqwebmail in, instead ;)

When they log in, the other person get's the "Your session has timed
out" error.

I have tried hacking various segments of code out of sqwebmail.c, in
particular, in main2(), I have played with the following code:

if      (       ! sqwebmail_sessiontoken
                || !(p=read_sqconfig(".", IPFILE, &last_time))
                ...
        )
        {
                ...
        }

And I have made sqwebmail allow multiple users to simultaneously
browse their folders, but when they try sending e-mail, the server
says there's been an internal error, and goes no further. Obviously
sqwebmail has not been designed with multiple simultaneous connections
for the same user. I have followed the code and understand to some
degree how sqwebmail-ip works, but seeing as I am not the world's
greatest programmer, I have no real idea of how to modify sqwebmail to
allow more than one IP to access an account at a time. Does anyone
here have any ideas how I would do this?

sqwebmail = 2.1.1
qmail = 1.03
not running vpopmail

TIA

Brett Randall.
-- 
"Goto, n.: A programming tool that exists to allow structured programmers
to complain about unstructured programmers."

- Ray Simard 

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