Thanks for the advices! :) I've just made a small modification to 'static
char *myhostname()'
in auth.c to look for the hostname file under the template dir and it works
now.
Thanks again,
Jasper
At 12:13 AM 7/4/2001 +0000, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
>Hi,
>It is possible to have separate "logondomainlist" for each domains for
>which you use customized html templates. I made a very minor modification
>to the program "sqwebmail.c" and with this modification the
>logondomainlist would be picked up from the SQWEBMAIL_TEMPLATEDIR if one
>is found there.
>I had posted it here in response to a similar request like yours. Hence I
>am not posting it here again. If you need it, please email me and I shall
>send it separately to you.
>By having separate "logondomainlist", your logondomain list becomes
>scalable. That is, each of these logondomainlist can have multiple domains
>if you have such a need.
>Thanks,
>Mathew Simon
At 10:00 PM 7/3/2001 +0000, Sam Varshavchik wrote:
>Jasper Wong writes:
>>
>>What I am looking for is a simple configuration where some of the domain info
>>(such as 'hostname' and 'logindomainlist') can be made domain specific
>>instead
>>of universally applied. Does such a configuration exist?
>
>You can do this by manually editing the html templates for each domain,
>and inserting a hidden field containing the domain. Look at the HTML for
>the login dialog with a dropdown list, then edit the html file and replace
>the dropdown list with a hidden field. You'll need to do this in
>login.html, invalid.html, and expired.html, for each domain.
>--
>Sam
