For now, I just made the changes you suggested to the addressbook.php
file. I saved a copy locally in the event that a later update would
"undo" my changes.
But the changes you suggested worked great and accomplished the task.
Thank you.
Quoting Tomas Kuliavas <tokul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:
>
>
> Tom Jensen-4 wrote:
>>
>> I am using Squirrelmail 1.4.13 on an Ubuntu 8.04 LTS machine. The
>> database backend for Squirrelmail is MySQL.
>>
>> Squirrelmail was installed using the normal apt-get command on the command
>> line. The server hosts email for several domains. Some users have asked
>> for a global address book. When I enabled the settings for the global
>> address book and began testing, the new address was visible to users in
>> all domains.
>>
>> How can I limit access to the global address book? My desire would be to
>> have a global address book per domain on the server.
>>
>
> In SquirrelMail functions/addressbook.php addressbook_init function you have
> ----
> $r = $abook->add_backend('database',
> Array('dsn' => $addrbook_global_dsn,
> 'owner' => 'global',
> 'name' => _("Global address book"),
> 'writeable' => $addrbook_global_writeable,
> 'listing' => $addrbook_global_listing,
> 'table' => $addrbook_global_table));
> ----
>
> Change it to
> ----
> if (preg_match("/(.*)@(.*)/",$username,$match)) {
> $abook_domain=$match[2];
> } else {
> global $domain;
> $abook_domain=$domain;
> }
> $r = $abook->add_backend('database',
> Array('dsn' => $addrbook_global_dsn,
> 'owner' => $abook_domain,
> 'name' => _("Global address book"),
> 'writeable' => $addrbook_global_writeable,
> 'listing' => $addrbook_global_listing,
> 'table' => $addrbook_global_table));
> ----
>
> Or create custom address book plugin which its new address book with owner
> set to user's domain. Since you are using SquirrelMail Ubuntu package,
> custom plugin solution is better.
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