PLEASE reply in context. Top-posting is very hard to follow. > Ok I don't control the email creation as its the default in cPanel/WHM to > create an email address using the username of the hosting account and the > hosting accounts domain, and my backend software includes this default > email address in the activation email. Sounds to me like you are saying that an account is created called "user@xxxxxxxxxx". Please be more specific. Are you trying to say that it tells you such an account is created, but actually the account is merely "user" and it is a LOCAL account? If so, contact WHM/cPanel people and tell them you don't like how they designed their software (sounds yucky to me). We can't change that for you here. > I have them use the full email address as the webmail login page for all Hrm, how do you have someone use an email address as a page URL? That is, PLEASE be more exact in explaining yourself, lest we not be able to help you. > user accounts is on my main site, and is the only way they can login to > their webmail so Vlogin wouldn't work at all. I don't use the cpanel's Um, yeah, you lost me. You need to be more specific. Vlogin will help you in more situations than you might imagine, but your explanation is not clear enough to say for sure. Include examples if that is easiest. -paul > instalation of Squirrelmail as its very restrictive and doesn't allow for > any moddification. So it looks like i'm still looking for a solution. > > > On 6/12/06, Rusty Zimmerman <rusty@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > >> Ok when a customer signs up for hosting with me, a default email addres > >> is > >> created using their username@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx which it seems is a local > >> email account. To login to it they just have to use their username and > >> their password rather then the usual full email address. > >> > >> I want Squirrelmail to recognize the address if they put in the full > >> username@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx address. Currently it does not recognize it > >> since its a local email account, but it will recognize any email address > >> they create via cpanel. I know of the Virtual host login pluggin but i > >> don't think thats quite what i'm looking for. It would enable me to let > >> everyone use just their usernames but thats not what I want. > > > > I'm not you, but what I would hope you would want IS for users to just > > log in with the username portion only, since otherwise is rude to your > > users. HOWEVER, what you DO in fact want (I hope) is not to have your > > mail user accounts synonymous with local user accounts, such that your > > accounts ARE in fact in the form you say you want: > > username@xxxxxxxxxxx The difference is that Vlogin will help your > > users shortcut the domain part of the address (but they will have to > > log in through their domain, otherwise login will fail). So users get > > fewer keystrokes, but you can have more than one user named "joe" and > > much better security. > > > >> Is there a way to do this so even the default email accounts can login > >> with their full email address? > > > > Don't create accounts like that? Get a better mail system? > > Seriously, there are a hundred answers to this, and it all depends on > > your server's mail system and your ability to configure and manage it. > > > > If you are just making due with what you have and the goal is for a > > local user called "joe" to be able to log in with "joe@xxxxxxxxxx", > > then you could configure Vlogin to drop the host/domain part of the > > login and it would work fine, if that's what you're after. > > > > -paul > > > > > -- squirrelmail-users mailing list Posting Guidelines: http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/MailingListPostingGuidelines List Address: squirrelmail-users@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx List Archives: http://news.gmane.org/thread.php?group=gmane.mail.squirrelmail.user List Archives: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=2995 List Info: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/squirrelmail-users
