RE: [SM-USERS] vlogin question

[Shannon W. <sh...@sw...>]

Paul, I would love to have it, a part of vlogin makes sense due to the
virtual hosting nature of it and the other functionality.  The reason =
for
this is that we run a hosting business that is heavily based on a user
control panel for resellers.  Each reseller can then turn on and off =
certin
"virtual domains" like features that are mapped to unix accounts.  I =
have
done the work with lots of things like Apache redirects, SpamAssassin, =
Stats
processing, and even backup service, now we can make webmail more of a
subscription based service.

Let me know how I can help you.

Regards,
Shannon

-----Original Message-----
From: pdo...@an... [mailto:pdo...@an...]=20
Sent: Monday, June 30, 2003 5:22 PM
To: sh...@sw...; squ...@li...
Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] vlogin question


>> I am about to install and work with the vlogin plugin, it has some=20
>> nice features but I am unsure if it is possible to do the=20
>> following...  I want to prevent certain domains from being able to=20
>> login to SquirrelMail.  I notice the great config features around=20
>> each domain and will use them but don't see how I can tell it "This=20
>> domain cannot login"?
>
> huh.  no such feature as of now.  there is a new plugin that allows=20
> you to lock out a single user.... hmmm.  why not just leave that=20
> domain out of the vlogin config file?  why not not provide a webmail=20
> URL for that domain?

Thinking about it, I suppose this would be an easy addition to vlogin.  =
I am
willing to make that change if this is something you need.

Let me know,

  Paul