Automated Login

Michael R. Rogers, II mrogers@realconnect-mail.com
Tue, 1 Jan 2002 18:48:16 -0500
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Happy New Year Everyone!

I'm trying to integrate Horde and IMP into my Extranet so users do not have
to authenticate twice to get their e-mail.  I send the parameters
"horde_user" and "horde_pass" and IMP will pre-populate the username and
password fields, but I'd like to fully automate the process.  Has anyone
done this before?

Thanks,
Michael




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From: Christopher Lee <complexity@bigfoot.com>
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Subject: Re: [imp] MIME drive for handling inline HTML pages

Jon,

I would agree with your response to the first observation, it was more of 
a "nice-to-have feature" that I was looking for. :-)

As for observation #2, I was curious if instead of no-response (and thus the 
time-out and eventual error message), perhaps IMP3 could react better in the 
case of when the input is not properly formed...  It seems to me that nothing 
was returned by the IMP3 (crashed??), even though the exported message was 
partially readable under a browser...  I have checked horde.log, and the two 
logs from apache but found nothing that would shed some light on this issue.

Any idea why no response from the IMP??

Christopher Lee
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Quoting Jon Parise <jon@horde.org>:

> On Tue, Jan 01, 2002 at 05:55:25PM -0500, Christopher Lee wrote:
> 
> > 1, IMP would only try to process a HTML page if this tagged with the 
> > appropriate mime type.  If some guy decides to send me an HTML email the
> old 
> > fashioned way (i.e. typing all the HTML tags in his message by hand), IMP
> will 
> > simply display the HTML codes instead of acknowledge the sender's booboo
> and 
> > render the message into a HTML page anyhow (which is what Eudora and
> Outlook 
> > would do).
> 
> I consider this the correct behavior because:
> 
>     - the content does not correctly identify itself as HTML
>     - IMP, which runs inside of a web browser, needs to be extra
>       careful about letting HTML tags slip past
>  
> > 2, In case of an corrupted HTML source code, instead of coming back with an
> 
> > error, IMP will just not return anything (the browser will eventual give up
> 
> > after a few minutes)...  This is bad...  I could supply a sample html file
> if 
> > anyone is interested...
> 
> IMP has no way of knowing whether or not the HTML content is
> valid.
>  
> > Does anyone on the list have any solution/suggestion to these two issues?? 
> I 
> > am going to hack the code myself later on, but I just thought I don't want
> to 
> > re-invent the wheel if someone out there has already spent the time and
> effort 
> > on this...
>  
> Eudora and Outlook are full-fledged applications.  They can take
> a few more liberties when dealing with HTML content than we can
> as a web-based application.
> 
> -- 
> Jon Parise (jon@csh.rit.edu)  .  Information Technology (2001)
> http://www.csh.rit.edu/~jon/  :  Computer Science House Member
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Subject: Re: [imp] Automated Login

Zitat von "Michael R. Rogers, II" <mrogers@realconnect-mail.com>:

> Happy New Year Everyone!
> 
> I'm trying to integrate Horde and IMP into my Extranet so users do not
> have
> to authenticate twice to get their e-mail.  I send the parameters
> "horde_user" and "horde_pass" and IMP will pre-populate the username
> and
> password fields, but I'd like to fully automate the process.  Has
> anyone
> done this before?

See custom_login.php in imp/scripts

Jan.

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