You could just run multiple instance of Roundcube, each with it's own login, URL and probably even a separate database for each. Just give each domain a URL like
http://www.maindomain.net/domain1 http://www.maindomain.net/domain2 http://www.maindomain.net/domain3
Arne Berglund System Administrator, Internet Services Lane Education Service District Eugene, OR ______________
On Tue, 29 Dec 2009 17:26:19 -0800, Jim Pazarena roundcube@paz.bz wrote:
I am wondering if anyone has created a method to specify a domain name on the address bar to eliminate the user from having to enter it. I know that a 'default' can be set up, but this is not what I am
intending.
I host webmail for dozens of domains. It would be very convenient if the main index page (index.php) could have the domain attached; such as: http://www.maindomain.net/roundcube/index.php/?_domain=custdomain.com would/could create a login page which does NOT require a complete email address, but attaches the "custdomain.com" to the userID which the customer has entered. If they bookmarked the link to: /?_domain=custdomain.com they would never have to enter their domain name.
If this has been accomplished I would appreciate learning about it, else I will delve into the code required to accomplish it. ... OR if someone advises that existing architecture would make it very difficult I would appreciate learning this as well.
Thanks!
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