Hi,
Let me ask a question. The current version of cyrus-imap can support
virtual users. Using the format of:
'cm [EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Was there some point in time where cyrus-imapd couldn't do this? And that's
why web-cyradm uses the format it does? Because I can't tell why web-cyradm
is creating the accounts the way it is. I mean, if cyrus supports
[EMAIL PROTECTED] for mailboxes then isn't that something web-cyradm
should be using? Or is this a case of cyrus DIDN'T support this at one time
and web-cyradm's format was created as a work-around?
I feel like I've been learning six different things based on sixteen
different versions of documentation. And my combinations haven't lead to
the currently correct set of answers.
I'm about to throw up my hands and give up on trying to knit this mess
together and just fall back to sasldb.
-Bill Kearney
----- Original Message -----
> From: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
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;
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