I have to start by saying, while I've only been looking at the code for a day (0.1 beta), RoundCube appears really well-written. That puts it in about the top 5% of the hundreds of PHP-based programs I've worked with (and had to heavily modify).
I'm hoping for some tips on creating a custom login so that my users only need to login once for the website and RoundCube rather than twice. I know RoundCube is beta, but it's better than v.1010 of a few programs I know.
I'd like to avoid as much as possible setting up a login that has to be re-written too often due to updates in RoundCube code. I know it'll happen, but any tips would be appreciated.
From looking at the code, it seems relatively simple, but I've been bitten more than once with that assumption.
Thank you,
Jeff Hill
jh@thefirm.biz wrote:
I have to start by saying, while I've only been looking at the code for a day (0.1 beta), RoundCube appears really well-written. That puts it in about the top 5% of the hundreds of PHP-based programs I've worked with (and had to heavily modify).
I'm hoping for some tips on creating a custom login so that my users only need to login once for the website and RoundCube rather than twice. I know RoundCube is beta, but it's better than v.1010 of a few programs I know.
I'd like to avoid as much as possible setting up a login that has to be re-written too often due to updates in RoundCube code. I know it'll happen, but any tips would be appreciated.
From looking at the code, it seems relatively simple, but I've been bitten more than once with that assumption.
Thank you,
Jeff Hill
Not sure that complete integration is possible, but you might search the forums for "remote login" to start you in the right direction. I guess as long as the values are there for the user, and they're logged in and Roundcube can see them, it should be okay.
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