[imp] how can i avoid users having to log in with user@domain ?

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Mensaje citado por Hector Lecuanda <mailadmin at lecuanda.com>:

| Hello, all.
| 
| Here is my situation:
| I have two separate servers, one exclusively for web
| the other exclusively for email/imap/pop:
| 
| my software versions:
| (web side)
| imp-3.1_3
| horde-2.2.1_1
| mod_php4-4.2.3
| apache+mod_ssl-1.3.27+2.8.11
| FreeBSD 4.7-RELEASE
| 
| (email side)
| 
| MDaemon SMTP/POP/IMAP server: v6.7.6
| Microsoft windows 2000 Server
| 
| -0-0-0-0-0
|  I also have configured several virtual domains, both web-side and
| server-side,
| and i am using a single imp/horde installation to service all of them. It
| works
| perfectly fine, and all domains can send/recieve email correctly. i am using
| the $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'] variable to sort them out on virtual hosts and
| provide a customized 'welcome to mail.virual-domain.tld' message on the imp
| login screen already.
| 
|  the problem is that MDaemon requires users on virtual hosts to log in as
| user at virtual-domain.tld
| 
|  this has several drawbacks, as the horde home page will show
| 'Welcome user at virual-domain.tld@virtual-domain.tld' on the header

Sounds like you may have realm defined in imp/servers.php
| 
|  what i would like to do, is to be able to have my users log in as 'username'
| only instead of 'username at virtual-domain.tld', but still send the login
| request
| to the mail server as 'username at virtual-domain.tld', determining the
| 'virtual-
| domain.tld' part from the $_SERVER[SERVER_NAME] variable in a similar fashion
| to the server config file.

You might want to try the vinfo hook that is either in horde/hooks.php or
imp/conf.php depending on the version.  I'm copying the one I use in
head just as an example.  You will also need to set vinfo in imp/conf.php.


if (!function_exists('_imp_hook_vinfo')) {
    function _imp_hook_vinfo($type = 'username')
    {
        global $conf, $imp;
$vdomain = strtolower(eregi_replace('^mail\.|^www\.|^www\.mail\.', '', $_SERVER[
'HTTP_HOST']));
         if ($type == 'username') {
             return $_SESSION['imp']['user'] . '@' . $vdomain;
        } elseif ($type == "vdomain") {
            return $vdomain;
        } else {
            return new PEAR_Error('invalid type: ' . $type);
        }
    }
}

You will probably find a better way to do it but this one does work.  If you
have any questions, let me know.

ed

| 
|  i bet that will get rid of the duplicate domain name on the horde main
| screen.
| 
|  has anyone encountered a similar situation?
|  if so.. have you been able to resolve it..
| 
|  im sure that it is something trivial, but i'm missing the point.
| 
|  Best Regards
| 
| 
| 
| 
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