[imp] Webmail Administration>

[Michael J Rubinsky]

Yes, you will have administrative access to Horde and other  
applications.  However, this does NOT necessarily mean that you will  
be able to add/remove email addresses from your email server. That  
depends entirely on how Horde is setup to authenticate with the IMAP  
server. It's possible it shares the same authentication database, but  
it is also very likely that it does not.
Quoting David Goldfield <dgoldfield at gmail.com>:

> Hi All,
>
> Have just recently started doing some IT work with a company that has
> horde/imp running.
>
> (Unfortunetly the previous Linux guy took off with out leaving much in the
> way of documentation on how horde/imp is setup.)
>
> We have root access to the horde server and access to one imp email account
> with username and password working.
>
> I am trying to set that one working account as the administrator, so that
> we can add or delete email accounts through a browser.
>
> I found the following in Wiki:
>
> *What are the default user name and password for the administrator?*
> *
>
> There are none. Since Horde supports a broad variety of different
> authentication backends and you are free to choose any of them for your
> Horde installation, the selected backend decides which are valid login
> credentials. And we didn't add an authentication independent backdoor to
> Horde, for obvious reasons.
> Instead, you can turn any valid and authenticated user into an
> administrator by adding his user name to the administrator list in Horde's
> configuration. Make sure to use user names exactly like they are used
> inside Horde, i.e. with or without a domain name, and considering any user
> name hooks that you enabled.
> *
>
> * How can I get back to the setup screen?*
> **
> *You probably locked yourself out as an administrator because you properly
> configured an authentication backend for Horde, but forgot to add yourself
> as an administrator in the Horde configuration - see the paragraph above.
> If you don't want to start from scratch by copying conf.php.dist to
> conf.php again, you need to change the configuration file
> horde/config/conf.php manually. Edit the $conf['auth']['admins'] setting
> and add your username, e.g. $conf['auth']['admins'] = array('joe'); or
> $conf['auth']['admins'] = array(**'joe at example.com'* <'joe at example.com'>*);.
> You can add several administrators using a comma separated list.*
> **
> I found the file horde/config/conf.php and edited the admins line to add
> the one account we have access to.
>
> When that user account logs in, shouldn't it have administrative functions
> for horde/imp ?
>
> Thank You,
> *
> *
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