Hi,
If you'd like to use short login names, i.e. username instead of [EMAIL
PROTECTED], you may use the following hack:
I'm using DOMAIN_AS_PREFIX=1 in web-cyradm and in /etc/imapd.conf
unixhierarchysep: yes
Changes in newaccount.php are as follow:
if ($DOMAIN_AS_PREFIX){
$prefix = $domain;
$username = $email;
if ($freenames!="YES") {
// $username = $username . "." . $domain;
$username = $username;
Regards,
Leon Kolchinsky
-----Original Message-----
From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Bill Kearney
Sent: Wednesday, November 23, 2005 10:50 PM
To: web-cyradm
Subject: [Web-cyradm] what's my logn?
Hello,
What using web-cyradmin, what is the user going to enter for the 'login' on
their client?
Near as I can tell, if I use the defaults, the users end up being numerically
incremented like ts001, ts002, etc. But if I enable
$DOMAIN_AS_PREFIX=1 and unixhierarchysep: yes then they end up being
'username.domain.tld'.
So what're they logging in as? ts001 in the first example and then as
'username.domain.tld' in the second?
I ask this because when looking at the SQL select statement it would appear the
search is based on [EMAIL PROTECTED] (an at-sign, not a period).
Or am I missing something?
Is it not possible to let the users login into IMAP as their e-mail address?
Or are they required to use the incremented or dotted naming conventions?
And along these lines, which preferences (or more important, don't) work with
squirrelmail?
Thanks,
-Bill Kearney
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