[imp] How to re-compose a login string user@domain ?
Edwin Culp
eculp@encontacto.net
Wed, 26 Jun 2002 12:38:54 -0700
Quoting Nicolas Foucou <foucou@cdc.u-cergy.fr>:
| Hi Edwin,
|
| Thank for the answer.... but in fact it's a little bit more complex in my
| case.
| My IMP/HORDE server is not the mailserver.
| So, I try to describe my conf now :
|
| My IMP/HORDE server (only web server) permits to connecting on all the
| mailservers we manage.
| In those, there's only one mailserver (serving for the moment 4 maildomain
| but normally more in few weeks) needing user@domain imapuser string login !
| Other ones no need that.
|
| So I'd like to, specially for this one, make something looking like
| $imp['hook']['vinfo'] script .
|
| I doesn't know how to get the values put in imp/config/server.php (where I
| already said that for this mailhost the maildomain is... in the maildomain
| field) and use it to recompose the imapuser login only for the maildomain
| the server work.
|
| exemple :
|
| the server is called
| "Mailhost eco" for the eco.u-cergy.fr maildomain
| "Mailhost lsh" for the lsh.u-cergy.fr maildomain
| ..etc...
|
| the user toto (who received is mail on eco.u-cergy.fr) have to type
| toto@eco.u-cergy.fr in the login field AND have to select "Mailhost eco" in
| the servers ComboBox. But, in the file imp/config/servers.php there is :
|
|
| $servers['eco'] = array(
| 'name' => 'Mailhost eco',
| 'server' => 'mailhost.eco.u-cergy.fr',
| 'protocol' => 'imap',
| 'port' => '143',
| 'folders' => '',
| 'namespace' => 'INBOX.',
| 'maildomain' => 'eco.u-cergy.fr',
| 'smtphost' => 'mailhost.eco.u-cergy.fr',
| 'realm' => 'u-cergy.fr',
| 'preferred' => ''
| );
|
| So... It's terribly redondant no ?????
| How to get the value maildomain from this file and create the imapusers
| string by composition of "$user" (put in the user field in login page) + "@"
| + "$servers.[eco].[maildomain]" ???
I would think that something like this ?? MIGHT ?? work:
if (!function_exists('imp_get_vinfo')) {
function imp_get_vinfo ($type = 'username') {
global $conf, $imp;
if ($type == 'username') {
return $imp['user'] . '@' . $realm_value;
} elseif ($type == "vdomain") {
return $realm_value;
} else {
return new PEAR_Error('invalid type: ' . $type);
}
}
}
Good luck and let me know.
ed