[horde] Re: Horde snapshot of 3/4/2004 not recognizing me as "admin"

[Greg Earle]

On Mar 19, 2004, at 9:24 AM, Jan Schneider wrote:
>> The only references I can find in my config files to
>> "machine.my.do.main" (lower case) are (starting from $HORDE):
>>
>> imp/config/conf.php:$conf['user']['redirect_on_logout'] =
>> 'https://machine.my.do.main/';
>>
>> config/conf.php:$conf['auth']['admins'] =
>> array('earle at machine.my.do.main');
>>
>> config/conf.php:$conf['mailer']['params']['host'] =
>> 'machine.my.do.main';
>>
>> config/conf.php:$conf['vfs']['params']['vfsroot'] =
>> '/var/maildirs/virtual/my.do.main';
>>
>> ingo/config/backends.php:        'hostspec' => 'machine.my.do.main',
>>
>> Are any of these (e.g. the "$conf['mailer']['params']['host']"
>> entry) causing Horde to think I'm using realms, and that my realm
>> is "machine.my.do.main"?
>
> No.  But as no one else is experiencing this, it has to be something
> on your system.  Did you by accident enable a vinfo hook by chance?

I don't think so ... the only "vinfo" config file mention I can find
is:

./imp/config/conf.php:$conf['hooks']['vinfo'] = false;

I don't see any "username_hook_frombackend" or "username_hook_tobackend"
defined anywhere, either - I thought maybe Horde was picking up
"$HTTP_HOST" somehow (presumably that's set to "machine.my.do.main")
because of one of these being accidentally defined ...

I'm baffled!  (And I still don't know how to debug stuff like this,
i.e. how to get something to come out, either via syslog or in a
rendered page)

	- Greg