> What about the ability to separate the username and the
> mailserver into 2 separate entries, how would I change that?
Huh? Er, I think you might want the multilogin plugin. The other people
posting on this thread don't have it quite right -- see Chris' replies.
Both vlogin ("Virtual Host Log
> I believe not. Uebimiau allows me to login into my account as only "user",
> but behind, it adds "@domain.com". Does SM can do something similar?
I've answered this question several times recently. Try the vlogin
plugin. And check the archives.
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Chris Hilts
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
I believe not. Uebimiau allows me to login into my account as only "user",
but behind, it adds "@domain.com". Does SM can do something similar?
Happy New Year!
En Wed, 31 Dec 2003 19:29:05 -0500, Jeff Mao <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> escribió:
I've never done anything at all,...just installed, ran the c
Hi,
What about the ability to separate the username and the
mailserver into 2 separate entries, how would I change that?
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>
> They can,...depends on your implementation,...my server
> hosts only one domain, so we just use username. On
> servers which host m
>>I wonder if there's anyway that in SM pleople login as "user"
>>instead of "[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
There are a couple plugins that will automatically append the domain name,
so instead of typing "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" you can just type "user". You may
want to look especially at the vlogin plugin.
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They can,...depends on your implementation,...my server hosts only
one domain, so we just use username. On servers which host multiple
domains, I believe the [EMAIL PROTECTED] is a necessity to prevent
account confusion.
Jeff
At 6:43 PM -0500 12/31/03, Jorge Cornejo wrote:
I wonder if there's
I wonder if there's anyway that in SM pleople login as "user" instead of
"[EMAIL PROTECTED]".
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Jorge Cornejo
Movil: +511-9855-4655
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