No, I think that it did not creating two entries. It is just alias - look in to your database to table "users" and there is column named "alias". I think, that this behaviour is OK.
P.S.: I had problem in similar category week ago (I needed to rewrite e-mail address for new users) and I created very very simple plugin (about five rows code :-), it was no problem. 2012/1/12 C. Marcera <[email protected]>: > Wow, I was *just* about to send out the same question today. We also have > multiples with the same issue. > > I was hoping for a setting or plugin that would match a regular expression > of a domain and truncate it (e.g. always remove '@domain.com'). > > In addition, our users also have "aliases" in their Open Directory account > so some users could have 3 entries in the Roundcube Database: > > [email protected] > username > useralias > > But they all point to the same user ID in the Open Directory... is there a > way to make Roundcube a bit "smarter" in relation to these IDs? That would > solve the both micah's issue as well as mine. > > Thanks! > - Chris > > -------------------- > Chris Marcera > System Administrator > Press Enterprise, Inc. > > Please note that my email address has changed! > > Phone: 888.231.9767 x1352 > Fax: 570.784.3057 > E-Mail: [email protected] > > On Jan 12, 2012, at 2:53 PM, Micah Anderson wrote: > > > People are able to login with 'username' and '[email protected]' and > it seems like this is resulting in two entries into the database, one > for each. Is there a way to allow both to login, but only use one for > the identity in the database? > > thanks! > micah > > > -- > > -- > List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/users/ > BT/b3b6c596 > > > > -- > List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/users/ > BT/ae763bda > -- List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/users/ BT/8f4f07cd
