Sorry Paul - I'm trying to find this in the 3.6 plugin version. I've read the Readme again and done a grep but can't find this setting. I've read the other settings but can't quite think of which of the others you could mean. $usernameDomainIsHost sounds indeed like what I want.Username: [EMAIL PROTECTED] Login Page: www.logindomain.comLogin form is posted from http://www.logindomain.com/index.php with post action: http://www.herdomain.com/webmail/src/redirect.phpI must declare a modification to redirect.php: sqimap_logout($imapConnection); sqsession_register($delimiter, 'delimiter'); $username = $login_username; + list($blank,$domain) = explode("@",$username);This lets the user continue with their @herdomain.com address within squirrelmail running under http://www.logindomain.com/webmail/src/webmail.phpuh? maybe you should explain what you are trying to "fix" here (as well as what you are doing with the different domains and how they are related)This is just so that people can log in using a username of "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" and log in from "www.domain2.com". The $domain variable is set to the user's domain rather than the actual domain of the website they're logging in through.Use vlogin with $usernameDomainIsHost and then you don't need to hack the source.- paulMy closest guess would be: $smHostIsDomainThatUserLoggedInWithMy domain is say masterlogin.com with user's from green.com and blue.com logging in through the interface at masterlogin.com. The user should remain as [EMAIL PROTECTED]Is this setting what you mean?
Yes. Attached is beta for next release. -paul
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