[imp] "failed to include" messages in preferences

[Chuck Hagenbuch]

Quoting "Hanser, Kevin" <kevin@merchantinternetgroup.com>:

> Also, regarding logging into horde: I'm assuming that is waht the auth
> table is for?
> What is the process for adding a user to horde?  Do I have to have a horde
> user for an IMP user to be able to use turba?
> Does the user have to login to horde first, and then IMP?  I guess I'm just
> unclear on how the new system works...

Welcome to the bleeding edge. :)

The auth table is probably left over from phplib, though one of the options for 
Horde authentication is sql.

The process for adding a user depends on what auth backend you are using. The 
current backends are LDAP, IMAP, SQL, FTP, and MCAL. For everything but sql, 
the process is straightforward - for instance, however you'd add an IMAP user. 
For sql, I need to document the table structure and write some admin stuff, but 
basically you add a row in a table with an encrypted password.

If you tell turba to allow_guests (in horde/config/registry.php), people 
without Horde accounts (or who simply haven't logged in to Horde) will be able 
to access sources that are configured as public.

You do not need to log in to horde to use IMP right now. This will become 
slightly more complicated when we have IMP use horde users to some extent, but 
we'll work around any kinks.

That help?

-chuck

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Charles Hagenbuch, <chuck@horde.org>
"We have no fuel on board, plus or minus 8 kilograms." -A NASA scientist