Cor, >> I am not exactly sure what you are referring to when speaking of >> the SSL Session ID but AFAIU the information would be encrypted >> (assuming the web server perform is running SSL) and not available >> on the proxy. > > It must be possible somehow, as our hardware based loadbalancers do > it as well.
I understand now that your load balancer is as well your SSL accelerator. In that scenario, it makes sense. I may wait for NGINX to add the feature :) or just use Pound which seems to have it as well (never noticed it was there before). >> It's extremely easy in your case. Just grab a small plugin example >> from SVN. Then change the hooks to login_after and login_failed. >> As a source patch, add a hook for logout and call that hook in your >> plugin as well. (but I wouldnt be surprised if a logout hook would >> show up soon in SVN, as it seems really useful for other plugins). > > Just read a bit here: > > http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/Doc_Plugins and here: > http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/Plugin_Hooks Thanks, if I can do it without having to patch the code and use the provided API - I will do so (when I have time) and just then post the result. I can live with my patch for the time being. > I dont have a need for this plugin, and I really doubt many people > do. But you can do it, its not hard. We use Foundry hardware > loadbalancers, which I agree with Till is a better solution for this > problem. Then again, we may be a little bigger, so its easier to > justify the costs. I know about them, they are not a bad product but the cost does not justify a purchase for my usage when I can perform the same in software without CAPEX atm. Citrix Netscaler AS 7000 are supposed to be good as well. I will take from this discussion that you/the roundcube team are not really interested in merging this patch. Could someone close the ticket in that case as I am not able to do it. Thank you to everyone for your time in answering me and all the information shared. Thomas _______________________________________________ List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/
