On 2011/12/13 15:28, Michael W. Lucas wrote: > I have Roundcube elsewhere. It basically runs like any other > IMAP/pop3 client, e.g., communicates over port 110/995/whatever. My > roundcube install isn't actually on my mail server. > > This leads me to think that copying system files into the chroot isn't > going to help.
It has some special support for looking up usernames from a file in virtusertable format. Can't say I've used it myself though.. > Using a mail client other than roundcube, can you authenticate to the > server using user@domain, and send mail from user@domain? Had Wesley followed the advice in my email about where to look in the config file etc. he would probably have it working by now. > > > See the config file, where it says "This domain will be used to > > > form e-mail addresses of new users". Note that it says *new*; > > > existing users will need to be changed in the database.
