Dean Scott ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) wrote: > > Well, we want users to be able to log into their IMAP email using either > @bluefrognet.net or @bluefrog.biz; currently only bluefrognet.net works, > but if we add in a second one with @bluefrog.biz everything works fine > (at least on the accounts we've tried it on). My real concern is that if > we deploy this solution we might find it breaks elsewhere. > Currently we have the other extension (.biz) as a mailalternateaddress > and while receiving works fine, logging into IMAP does not.
I would just point the IMAP server at username: instead of mail:, then users could just log in without the @domain.com. This is the normal way, unless you are hosting virtual domains. -- mike
