Hello,
I try to install plugin vmail with squirrelmail 1.4.3.
I see in conf.pl that plugin is well installed, but I didn't mange to
configure it as I want.
I'd like for example that if the web adress is webmail.thierry.eu.org,
that he loggued me to the account [EMAIL PROTECTED] just in typing
thierry in login.
I verfied in my imap server logs, and he see
[EMAIL PROTECTED] instead of [EMAIL PROTECTED],when I
type thierry.
I post you my config.php file, so I hope you will find the errors :-)
Thanks :-)
Bye
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<?php
// Global Variables, don't touch these unless you want to break the
plugin
//
global $notPartOfDomainName, $numberOfDotSections, $useSessionBased,
$putHostNameOnFrontOfUsername, $checkByExcludeList,
$at, $dot, $dontUseHostName, $perUserSettingsFile,
$smHostIsDomainThatUserLoggedInWith, $virtualDomains,
$sendmailVirtualUserTable, $virtualDomainDataDir,
$allVirtualDomainsAreUnderOneSSLHost, $debug, $removeFromFront,
$chopOffDotSectionsFromRight, $chopOffDotSectionsFromLeft,
$translateHostnameTable, $pathToQmail, $atConversion,
$removeDomainIfGiven, $alwaysAddHostName, $reverseDotSectionOrder,
$replacements, $usernameReplacements, $forceLowercase,
$securePort, $useDomainFromVirtDomainsArray;
// should vlogin use session-based methods for storing dynamic
// configuration settings (faster, but requires one source patch)
// set to 1 for yes, zero for no
//
$useSessionBased = 0;
// list of domain-specific attributes (note that each domain is
// specified in this array by any string that is unique to the
// virtual host name (not necessarily the whole host name --
// "mydomain" is probably enough to represent "mydomain.com")
//
$virtualDomains = array(
// NOTE: this is a global virtual domain example:
// '*' => array(
// 'org_title' => '"Your Mail"',
// 'motd' => 'Welcome to SquirrelMail!',
// NOTE: you can use the virtual domain's name in any
// of these settings, like this:
// 'org_logo' => '../images/###VIRTUAL_DOMAIN###_logo.jpg',
// 'org_name' => '###VIRTUAL_DOMAIN###',
// ),
// 'domain1' => array(
// 'org_name' => 'My Domain 1',
// ),
// 'domain2' => array(
// 'org_name' => 'My Domain 2',
// 'org_logo' => '../images/domain2_image.gif',
// 'org_title' => '(isset($_SESSION["username"]) ?
$_SESSION["username"] . " - Mail" : "Mail")',
// // NOTE: The above line is an example of
// // how you can place the user's
// // email address in the SquirrelMail
// // title bar.
// ),
// NOTE: What follows are all of the available settings for
// this plugin. They need not all be specified.
//
// 'domain3' => array(
// 'numberOfDotSections' => 2,
// 'removeFromFront' => 0,
// 'checkByExcludeList' => 1,
// 'at' => '@',
// 'dot' => '.',
// 'dontUseHostName' => 0,
// 'perUserSettingsFile' => '',
// 'smHostIsDomainThatUserLoggedInWith' => 0,
// 'chopOffDotSectionsFromRight' => 0,
// 'chopOffDotSectionsFromLeft' => 0,
// 'allVirtualDomainsAreUnderOneSSLHost' => 0,
// 'sendmailVirtualUserTable' => '',
// 'org_name' => 'My Domain 3',
// 'org_logo' => '../images/domain3_image.gif',
// 'org_logo_width' => '400',
// 'org_logo_height' => '200',
// 'org_title' => '"Mail for " . $_SESSION["username"]',
// 'org_title' => '(isset($_SESSION["username"]) ?
"Mail for " . $_SESSION["username"] : "Mail")',
// 'signout_page' => 'special_signout_page.php',
// 'frame_top' => '_top',
// 'squirrelmail_default_language' => 'jp_JP',
// NOTE: You may set data_dir as you like, but below is an
// example of how you may include the virtual host name
// in the path:
//
// 'data_dir' => '/home/sites/###VIRTUAL_DOMAIN###/data/',
// 'provider_uri' => 'http://www.squirrelmail.org',
// 'provider_name' => 'SquirrelMail',
// NOTE: The following shows how you can include the user's name in the
MOTD:
// 'motd' => 'Welcome, <font color="red"><b>' .
$_SESSION['username'] . '</b></font>!',
// 'domain' => 'mydomain.com',
// 'imapServerAddress' => 'localhost',
// 'imapPort' => '143',
// 'useSendmail' => false,
// 'smtpServerAddress' => 'localhost',
// 'smtpPort' => '25',
// 'sendmail_path' => '/usr/sbin/sendmail',
// 'use_authenticated_smtp' => false,
// 'pop_before_smtp' => false,
// 'imap_server_type' => 'courier',
// 'invert_time' => false,
// 'optional_delimiter' => '.',
// 'default_folder_prefix' => 'INBOX.',
// 'trash_folder' => 'Trash',
// 'sent_folder' => 'Sent',
// 'draft_folder' => 'Drafts',
// 'default_move_to_trash' => true,
// 'default_move_to_sent' => true,
// 'default_save_as_draft' => true,
// 'show_prefix_option' => false,
// 'list_special_folders_first' => true,
// 'use_special_folder_color' => true,
// 'auto_expunge' => true,
// 'default_sub_of_inbox' => false,
// 'show_contain_subfolders_option' => false,
// 'default_unseen_notify' => 2,
// 'default_unseen_type' => 1,
// 'auto_create_special' => true,
// 'delete_folder' => false,
// 'noselect_fix_enable' => false,
// NOTE: You may enable or disable individual plugins
// on a per-domain basis (beta - please report
// problems!). "enable_plugins" and "disable_plugins"
// are keywords that cannot be changed, but add to or
// remove these lists as needed (the names in each
// list should match the exact plugin name (same as
// the directory it redsides in)). Only one of these
// lists can be specified (or none), if you only need
// one of these functionalities.
//
// 'enable_plugins' => array(
// 'gpg',
// 'secure_login',
// ),
// 'disable_plugins' => array(
// 'addgraphics',
// 'change_mysqlpass',
// ),
// NOTE: You may disable any option page items that you'd
// like by naming them in this array. In this example,
// users won't be able to change themes on the Display
// Preferences page, nor will they be able to change
// their trash folder setting on the Folder Preferences
// page. They also won't be able to change their outgoing
// email or reply-to addresses on the Personal Information
// screen. See README for a list of all names, although
// finding the names in the code is always the most
// reliable way to get an up-to-date list.
//
// 'disable_options' => array(
// 'chosen_theme',
// 'trash_folder',
// 'email_address',
// 'reply_to',
// ),
// ),
);
// when turned on, this setting attempts to use the "domain"
// setting from the $virtualDomains array for the hostname
// portion of the username instead of using the parsed domain
// from the URL (which is only used if "domain" is not given
// in the relevant $virtualDomains section). This makes most
// settings below obsolete as long as you always specify a
// "domain" in all of your $virtualDomain entries.
//
$useDomainFromVirtDomainsArray = 1;
// reverse dot section order allows you to invert a host name
// from, for example, www.domain.com to com.domain.www (note
// that this is done before any other changes are made to the
// host name)
//
$reverseDotSectionOrder = 0;
// $numberOfDotSections setting dictates the size (given in "dot
// sections") that the hostname should be, while $removeFromFront
// determines if, in order to reach that size, "dot sections" will
// be taken off the beginning of the host name (if set to zero,
// the host name will be trimmed from the end)
//
$numberOfDotSections = 2;
$removeFromFront = 1;
// $checkByExcludeList should be set to 1 in order to strip out any
// "dot sections" that match those found in $notPartOfDomainName
//
$checkByExcludeList = 1;
// our "exclude list" of strings that are not usually part of the
domain name
//
$notPartOfDomainName = array('www'
,'mail'
,'email'
,'webmail');
// $chopOffDotSectionsFromLeft allows specification of a set number of
"dot
// sections" to be removed from the front of the host name
//
$chopOffDotSectionsFromLeft = 1;
// $chopOffDotSectionsFromRight allows specification of a set number
of "dot
// sections" to be removed from the end of the host name
//
$chopOffDotSectionsFromRight = 0;
// some mail systems won't take the '@' symbol in the login name for
virtual
// host setups. Change that here:
//
$at = '@';
// also change the '.' symbol if necessary.
//
$dot = '.';
// if your users tend to confuse '@' and '%' in their email
// addresses, you may specify a list of characters that will,
// if found in the user name, all be converted to whatever
// you have specified for the $at setting
//
//$atConversion = array('%');
//$atConversion = array('%', '&');
$atConversion = array();
// this will make sure that everything is done in lowercase,
// including the host name and the username. Many IMAP servers
// are not case sensitive, so this setting can usually be ignored.
// Please do not confuse this with the SquirrelMail
// $force_username_lowercase setting, although this setting may
// have the same ultimate effect.
//
$forceLowercase = 0;
// replace or remove all instances of any other character(s)
// in the host name by using this setting. Specifying a
// blank value will result in characters being removed. Note
// that these are replaced in the order given.
//
$replacements = array(
// '-' => '_', // all dashes converted to underscores
// 'xx' => '', // all double xx's removed
);
// force the host name to be added unconditionally to the
// user name, which should be avoided if possible. Only use
// this setting if you are converting your '@' sign to a
// character that is also part of your usernames (such as '.')
//
$alwaysAddHostName = 0;
// indicates that username/hostname combination should begin with hostname
// (such as "domainname.username") instead of typical hostname
following the
// username (such as "[EMAIL PROTECTED]")
//
$putHostNameOnFrontOfUsername = 0;
// you can choose not to append the host name to users' login
// names no matter what by setting this to 1. This is a very
// rare use of this plugin, and should usually be left at 0.
//
$dontUseHostName = 0;
// Additionally, you can make sure your users' outgoing emails
// come from the domain they used to log in if you set this
// $smHostIsDomainThatUserLoggedInWith to 1.
// NOTE that you'll typically only need to do this if you are
// using $dontUseHostName = 1
//
$smHostIsDomainThatUserLoggedInWith = 0;
// If users log in with a full email address, you can strip
// off the domain information, leaving just the username.
// The domain name parsed out of the URL by this plugin
// will be added back to the username unless you use the
// $dontUseHostName functionality
//
$removeDomainIfGiven = 0;
// Override the SquirrelMail $data_dir here, and optionally
// include the virtual domain name or user name as part of
// the path (indicated by the constants "###VIRTUAL_DOMAIN###"
// and "###USERNAME###" respectively) (you may also do this
// on a per-host basis in the $virtualDomains array)
//
//$virtualDomainDataDir = '/home/squirrelmail/data/';
//$virtualDomainDataDir = '/home/sites/###VIRTUAL_DOMAIN###/data/';
//$virtualDomainDataDir =
'/home/sites/###VIRTUAL_DOMAIN###/###USERNAME###/data/';
$virtualDomainDataDir = '';
// For sites that host all virtual domains off of a single host
// URL (commonly used for SSL implementations using just one
// certificate for all hosts), where URLs look like:
// http://www.onedomain.com/virtualdomain.com/mail
// set this value to 1; otherwise, leave set to zero
//
$allVirtualDomainsAreUnderOneSSLHost = 0;
// This is the port that HTTPS is served over. You should not
// need to change this value.
//
$securePort = 443;
// replace or remove all instances of any other character(s)
// in the user name by using this setting. Specifying a
// blank value will result in characters being removed. Note
// that these are replaced in the order given.
//
$usernameReplacements = array(
// '-' => '_', // all dashes converted to underscores
// 'xx' => '', // all double xx's removed
);
// this is the path to the sendmail virtual user table, which
// should be empty if you are not using sendmail or such a table
// to remap user logins
//
//$sendmailVirtualUserTable = '/etc/mail/virtusertable';
$sendmailVirtualUserTable = '';
// this is the path to the hostname translation table, which
// should be empty if you do not need to remap the domain
// host name that your users will be logging in from
//
//$translateHostnameTable =
'/path/to/squirrelmail/plugins/vlogin/data/hostmap.dat';
$translateHostnameTable = '';
// this is the path to Qmail. It should *only* be specified
// if you are using Qmail/Vpopmail aliased domains and want to
// prevent users of aliased domains from logging in to a domain
// alias, accidentally creating more than one preferences file
// for themselves. Otherwise, please leave this as an empty string.
//
// Also, when using this functionality, please verify that the user
// you run httpd with is able to read the file ~qmail/users/assign
//
//$pathToQmail = '/var/qmail';
$pathToQmail = '';
// specify per-user settings in a separate file, if needed - the
// the path to that file is given here (empty string if not used)
//
//$perUserSettingsFile =
'/path/to/squirrelmail/plugins/vlogin/data/users.dat';
$perUserSettingsFile = '';
// turn this on to test your configuration settings - the final
// IMAP login value will be presented after all processing has
// been completed
//
$debug = 0;
?>
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