Because of my configuration, the SOGo integrator can't make difference
between my email address and my username (because my IMAP configuration
requires the email address as login). I would appreciate that it propose
me to enter another username BEFORE trying to reach SOGo, but it doesn't
: the sogo username is fixed by :
if(useEmail)
sogoConfig['username'] = mgr.defaultAccount.defaultIdentity.email;
else
sogoConfig['username'] = mgr.defaultAccount.incomingServer.realUsername;
but, in my case, both are equals....
I don't understand how changing something in the sogo-config.js will
make a difference except if there is a way to make an LDAP request to
recover the login from the email address.
Did I miss something in the configurations ?
Thanks for your help
Yvan
Le 03/30/2011 04:55 PM, Stephen Ingram a écrit :
Yvan LE BOUFFANT wrote:
I only suppress the line 132 in
chrome/content/global/common-dialog-overlay.js :
loginContainer.hidden = true;
That way, the login is still accessible, and I can change it (because
default is email address).
So (without the help of your Web login) your Thunderbird login is not
working properly at all....
You can change chrome/content/sogo-config.js such that SOGo will use
whatever you want to login. However, why wouldn't you change this
setup as I suggested (with an ldap search) such that you could simply
login with the ldap uid (userid) and allow ldap to handle the magic of
converting over to the email address in the background? This would
avoid the extra entry of the login that you are trying to suppress.
Steve
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