It really depends on how you are using virtual domains, are you using vpopmail? If not then you need to write a custom auth module for sqwebmail to let you login as your virtual user and use it accordingly.
I could just be confused, im having a rough day. Need more Beer, less work. Alex Kirk writes: > >> I fail to see how this should be configured in sqwebmail. >> I assume you are logging in as the two different users? >> >> The address is setup as you login to sqwebmail, so if I login as >> [EMAIL PROTECTED], thats my email address. >> If I login as [EMAIL PROTECTED] that is my email address. >> >> This is just a standard part of sqwebmail. > > Currently, I have domain.com up and working. I log in simply as alex > there; there is no @domain.com involved. I tried loggin into my system > with a userid of [EMAIL PROTECTED] and the same password as domain.com; I > got a bad password error. I've never set up any sort of password for > domain2.com, so I don't see why the same password wouldn't work for the > same username. FYI, I've just been using UNIX system passwords as mail > passwords; they appear to be stored in /home/user/Maildir/sqwebmail-pass. > > What I'm trying to do, specifically, is this: > > 1. Have domain.com remain as it currently is: I login with my system > username and password, and my e-mail address is [EMAIL PROTECTED] > 2. Have domain2.com work so that I log in as [EMAIL PROTECTED], using > system passwords. For cases where the same user exists on both domains, > the password should be identical. > 3. All e-mail should be separate; i.e., [EMAIL PROTECTED] should see > separate mail from [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > Is that possible? > > Alex Kirk
