[dev] horde framework

[Lucas Rockwell]

Jan,

This is an interesting thing to consider. However, if authentication for horde is done via imp using IMAP, how does horde track the user for doing things like updating preferences?

-lucas

>If you don't really depend on the PG database to handle your horde
>authentication, you can also setup horde to use imp as its authentication
>handler.
>You just have to comment out the first two lines in registry.php and will login
>to imp and horde at once.
>
>Jan.
>
>Zitat von Lucas Rockwell <lr@meer.net>:
>
>> >Now, assuming the IMAP server uses the same passwords that exist
>> >in the PostgreSQL database, it may soon be possible for you to
>> >log into Horde, have the Horde framework remember your password,
>> >and have IMP use that password to authenticate you when logging
>> >in to the IMAP server.  That will save you from entering your
>> >username and password at an IMP login prompt (which is what I
>> >think you want to do).
>> >
>> >Chuck made some big steps toward this goal just a few days ago,
>> >but I'm not sure whether all of the pieces are now in place for
>> >it to work as I suggest in the previous paragraph.
>>
>> This is very good to know. I can stop messing around with this and work on
>> other stuff. I look forward to Chuck's implementation of this feature.
>>
>> Thanks.
>>
>> -lucas
>>
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