----- Original Message ----- From: "Martin Kos" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> To: "Jesse Guardiani" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Cc: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Sent: Wednesday, February 26, 2003 10:33 AM Subject: Re: [sqwebmail] NEW: logindomainlist patch
> hi jesse! > > On Tue, 25 Feb 2003, Jesse Guardiani wrote: > > >New! An updated version of my 'domainmap' patch, without the domainmap > >file, and with a bunch more functionality! > works fine! great patch! > > i have an idea/question to extend the patch.... i use for all my domains > the same web-template and i use a vhost in apache with mail.* so if > somebody goes to mail.hisdomain.com he only needs to enter his username > without the domain. until now i've use a php-site that replaces the > domain-field of the login-page with the http_host (without mail.), but the > problem is that if the user enters a wrong password or logs out of his > webmail, the thing with the domain doesn't work anymore because gets to > the sqwebmail.cgi-loginpage and not the php-site. one way would be to > enter all my domains in your new logindomainlist, but i've thought it > would be easier if i could use in the logindomainlist something like > *:mail.*:* > so that all domains starting with mail. have the right "domain" presented. > in apache i have already the configuration for my webmail-logins created > with this, instead of creating for every domain a virtual host. would that > be a big change in your patch? Martin, I have just submitted a proposal for a new 'defaultdomain' file that is similar to what you suggest. However, I currently haven't thought of a way to automate prepending the 'mail.' part to a domain. The advantage to having a separate 'defaultdomain' file over what you suggest is that the logindomainlist file would then have the capability to override or overload the 'default' value. Let me think about this. Maybe I can implement some sort of rewrite rule or something. (What did I tell you Kurt? You make it one file, and suddenly people want regular expression matching!) > > thanks for this great patch! > > Martin > > btw: how are you (not specially jesse, but everybody that uses sqwebmail) > doing the SSL-encryption, i mean: i have different domains on one > IP-address and i use https for the login, but i have the problem that if > every user has a virtual host (http) for his webmail-domain > (mail.domain1.com, mail.domain2.com ...) and he uses this to login, the > the login goes over httpS://mail.domain1.com and httpS://mail.domain2.com > and so on, and as i can have only one certificate per IP-address, the user > gets an warning that the certificate-host is not the same as > mail.domain1.com ... because the certificate was created for > mail.mydomain.com. is there a way to tell sqwebmail to use only one > httpS-host for the login? haven't found a configure-option. i hope my > english isn't toooo bad ;-) > -- > Martin Kos Handy +41-76-384-93-33 > http://kos.li/ ICQ# 13556143 Fax +49-89-244-323-681 > Say NO to HTML in mail > Proudly running Debian GNU/Linux. See http://www.debian.org/ > > >
