I have a problem that may or may not have an easy solution. I use 2 separate servers...one for mail and one for web. As such, all of my domains have a naming scheme of mail.domain.com for access to webmail (as well as for POP server address resolution on the mail client). The problem I'm having is that when you attempt to send mail out from webmail, it formats the sender address as [EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED] And it goes nowhere. Looking at the squirrelmail config, I see that the domain is called in php with "getenv(SERVER_NAME)". Is there a way to remove the host name "mail." from the sending address?
What I may do if there is not a real solution is to install squirrelmail within each domain's web doc folder and have them just access it all by going to mail.domain.com in the browser. This is a bit nicer ultimately, especially since I can even offer a custom logo for each client's login page. But what a HUGE pain to setup for each one...
Thanks for your input.
Sam Bergin Apple Certified Technical Coordinator Mac & PC Pros, Inc. Tel 856-243-0150 FAX 856-243-0125
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