-----Original Message----- From: Brian Candler [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Tuesday, June 08, 2004 11:11 AM To: Wayne Creek Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Subject: Re: [sqwebmail] Server Name in "Create Message"
======================================================================== ======================================================================== Sorry... version # is whatever was bundled with courier-0.45.4.20040424 Logging in as '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' takes me directly to an "Invalid User ID or Password" screen. My authentication module is mysql and I use a single database for all domains. Correctly, you have surmised that the username column is ony "username" and not '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' Adding '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' to the database is not a problem, but it didn't achieve the expected results, as stated above. Is it appropiate for me to set-up the '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' option until I am able to login using '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'... in other words, once incorporated, are these two steps (database change + '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' option) a working solution, or does my problem maybe lie elsewhere? Thanks. ======================================================================== ======================================================================== On Tue, Jun 08, 2004 at 10:46:15AM -0400, Wayne Creek wrote: > > I am using Sqwebmail v. 1.14.2.1 I don't think such a version exists; the current version is 4.0.4, and according to the ChangeLog there was nothing between releases 1.2.5 and 2.0. > The aggravation is that when a user accesses "Create Message" in the > sqwebmail web interface, the FROM: box always contains the username > followed by the server name, as such: > > FROM: "beau"<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> > > The confusion to users from the different domains is obvious. What can > I do to either a.) delete everything beyond "beau" or b.) have the > correct domain name displayed and not he server's name? Have the users login as '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' rather than 'beau' First check this works as expected. Then you can set this up using the 'logindomainlist' option, so they don't have to type in the domain themselves. The description of the format of this file is in README.logindomainlist.html Depending on your authentication module you might need to change the database entries (e.g. if using authmysql then you need '[EMAIL PROTECTED]' rather than 'beau' in the username column) Regards, Brian.
