I have the below squirrelmail config script which needs to be adjusted to accept mail server login from mail.domain.com AND mail3.domain.com
As you can see, by default, the script already accepts mail.domain.com config.
==============CONFIG START================
if (strstr($login_username, '@')){
$login_username = trim($login_username);
$login_username = strtolower($login_username);
$user_arr=explode("@",$login_username);
$ses_domain=$user_arr[1];
session_register ($ses_domain, 'ses_domain');
}
$my_domain = $_SESSION[ses_domain];
// *** MAILSERVER VARIABLES
$my_smtpServerAddress = "mail." . $my_domain;
$my_imapServerAddress = "mail." . $my_domain;$my_theme_default = 1;
$my_theme_css = "../themes/css/mystyle.css";
?>
==============CONFIG END================
Any ideas?
As you can see, by default, the script already accepts mail.domain.com config.
==============CONFIG START================
if (strstr($login_username, '@')){
$login_username = trim($login_username);
$login_username = strtolower($login_username);
$user_arr=explode("@",$login_username);
$ses_domain=$user_arr[1];
session_register ($ses_domain, 'ses_domain');
}
$my_domain = $_SESSION[ses_domain];
// *** MAILSERVER VARIABLES
$my_smtpServerAddress = "mail." . $my_domain;
$my_imapServerAddress = "mail." . $my_domain;$my_theme_default = 1;
$my_theme_css = "../themes/css/mystyle.css";
?>
==============CONFIG END================
Any ideas?