Greetings list, New! An updated version of my 'domainmap' patch, without the domainmap file, and with a bunch more functionality!
The logindomainlist file now takes on the following format:
DOMAIN1:IP1:MODIFIER
DOMAIN2:IP2:MODIFIER
DOMAIN3:DOMAIN4:MODIFIER
DOMAIN4:DOMAIN5:MODIFIER
DOMAIN6:IP3:MODIFIER
etc...
The first field indicates the mail domain we want to log into, and the domain that
will be displayed in the drop down list on
login.html, if we specify that we want to see it.
The second field can be either an IP or a Domain. This field is matched against the
SERVER_ADDR and HTTP_HOST CGI environment
variables. If a match is found, then the domain listed in field one is set to be the
default option in the drop down, or is set to
be the value of the 'logindomain' hidden field if a drop down is not specified.
The third field is new. This is where the magic happens. There are currently THREE
possible values:
1.) The third field can consist of a single asterisk ("*"). This essentially means,
"Do not display a drop down menu on login.html
for this domain."
Example:
DOMAIN1:13.13.13.13:*
2.) Also, the third field can consist of a single @ symbol! This essentially means
exactly what the asterisk ("*") means, except the
text "@DOMAIN1" is displayed in the drop-down's place.
Example:
DOMAIN2:13.13.13.14:@
3.) And finally, the third field can be a 147 character or less "group" identifier.
This identifier can then be used to mark other
domains as belonging to the group. All domains belonging to a group are displayed
together in the drop down.
Example:
DOMAIN3:13.13.13.15:personaldomains
DOMAIN4:13.13.13.16:@
DOMAIN5:13.13.13.17:personaldomains
In the example above, if someone logs into the following URL:
http://DOMAIN3/cgi-bin/sqwebmail
or
http://DOMAIN5/cgi-bin/sqwebmail
They will see a drop down menu containing the following:
@DOMAIN3
@DOMAIN5
Conversely, if someone were to access the following URL:
http://DOMAIN4/cgi-bin/sqwebmail
They would see the text: "@DOMAIN4" next to their userid field.
Note: You don't have to use IP addresses in field two of the logindomainlist file. I
just used IPs for clarity.
Also, this logindomainlist patch aims to be 100% backward compatible with previous
logindomainlist implementations.
Please let me know if you have any troubles with it.
See attached for the patch.tar.gz.
I created it against sqwebmail-3.5.0.20030215, so you'll need to install that version.
You shouldn't need automake for this one, since I'm not creating any new
defines/constants.
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sqwebmail-3.5.0.20030225.patch.tar.gz
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