[SM-PLUGINS] Vlogin 3.6 on SM 1.4.5

[Glenn S. <rai...@wi...>]

Hullo!

I'm running Vlogin 3.6 on Squirrelmail 1.4.5 on FreeBSD 4.11-RELEASE.

I have a bunch of hosted domains--for which the change_pass plugin (for
instance) does NOT work. So I like to disable the plugin... here is a
copy/paste from my config.php for vlogin (I've grabbed my main domain
(wingfoot) and one of my hosted (salkie.org) as examples. All of the
domains look like salkie.org (since I usually just do a copy/paste &
make the appropriate changes).

  $virtualDomains = array(

        'wingfoot.org' => array(
                'org_name' => 'Wingfoot Organization',
                'dontUseHostName'     => 1,
                'org_title'         => '"Mail for " .
$_SESSION["username"]',

               // 'disable_plugins'                => array(
               //                                         'change_pass',
               // ),
        ),

        'salkie.org' => array(
                'org_name' => 'Salkie Family',
                'org_logo' => '../images/sm_logo.png',
                'org_logo_width'    => '308',
                'org_logo_height'   => '111',
                'org_title'         => '"Mail for " .
$_SESSION["username"]',
                'org_title'         => '(isset($_SESSION["username"]) ?
"Mail for ". $_SESSION["username"] : "Mail")',

                //'org_title'         => '"Mail for " .
$_SESSION["username"]',
                'disable_plugins'                => array(
                                                        'change_pass',
                                                        'administrator',
                                                        'signout',
                ),
        ),

It's just not leaping out at me here.. but none of the disabled plugins
are actually disabled. :-/

I saw a few people with similar issues, but couldn't tell whether
solutions were found.. that seemed to happen off-list.

Thanks in advance--and hey, Paul? Thank you for all of your work--you've
really been cranking it out lately!! :-D

Best,
--Glenn

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