Re: Which setting controls the default domain appended to a "naked" email-address?

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* Paul Lesniewski <paul@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>:

> > into the address field, squirrelmail transforms this into foo@xxxxxxxxxx
> > which is not what I want :)
> 
> In config/config.php, $domain does that -- it's also configure --> 2.
> Server Settings --> 1. Domain

OK
 
> Note that if you are using the Login Manager plugin, you may have
> settings therein that override the default SquirrelMail $domain value
> and you'd need to tweak that plugin configuration.

Does this affect any other areas of operation within SquirrelMail?

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