k - so i downloaded the HEAD branch from CVS and installed it on my system. the setup right now looks quite simple (at least the config/ files). the only issue i see right now is that no matter what user i put (that I know exists on the system and can log in) it says that the user/password failed.
now, i guess i was at a loss at this the same way Joshua was, so my question is two-fold: what auth system does rcube use? and from what I can tell, the user table in the mysql db is for user registration only? should it map back to the actual system user information?
cheers, rodolfo
On 10/1/05, joshua joshua@willowisp.net wrote:
I misunderstood one of the settings in config/main.inc.php
$rcmail_config['auto_create_user'] = TRUE;
I thought that meant anyone could create a mail account - it really seems to mean that they can create a roundcube webmail acct (and that they will need an email account to do that...)
I feel somewhat stupid - should have installed it generic before I started screwing with things.
thanks, j. -------- Original Message -------- Subject: Install problem Date: Sat, 01 Oct 2005 16:38:55 -0700 From: Joshua Layne joshua@willowisp.net To: dev@lists.roundcube.net
Hey all, I really like the concept behind roundcube - it looks slick! but I am having some problems installing (or rather, authenticating once installed).
My server is: roundcube.willowisp.net
and I modified the index.php with a
<pre> var_dump($_SESSION); var_dump($_REQUEST); </pre> after the session initialization. (pic below)
I know the credentials are good, as it is my mailserver and they work in thunderbird. it doesn't appear to be translating the login form info into the session variables.
Any ideas? Do I need to have register_globals on?
thanks in advance, j.