Greetings, I recommend that RoundCube automatically assign a new default 'identity' for new users based upon the login username and the mail_domain from the config. Our users are either wondering why they can't send email or setting their identity information incorrectly quite often; this could become cumbersome for Technical Support. Thanks, -PC
Pete C. wrote:
Greetings, I recommend that RoundCube automatically assign a new default 'identity' for new users based upon the login username and the mail_domain from the config. Our users are either wondering why they can't send email or setting their identity information incorrectly quite often; this could become cumbersome for Technical Support. Thanks, -PC
Isn't, by default, you can change the mail domain in the main.inc.php config file: // This domain will be used to form e-mail addresses of new users // Specify an array with 'host' => 'domain' values to support multiple hosts $rcmail_config['mail_domain'] = 'whatyouwanttheirdomaintolooklike.com';
At the bottom of that page you have the other settings, just not the persons full name is all.
[ Using RoundCube latest beta and we configured it to use our IMAP server (but no other authentication or user list system) ] Yes, we set the mail_domain to 'ipro.net', however users could not send email immediately, and when they go into Personal Settings->Identity page it is completely empty, they must fill in everything.
Isn't, by default, you can change the mail domain in the main.inc.php config file: // This domain will be used to form e-mail addresses of new users // Specify an array with 'host' => 'domain' values to support multiple hosts $rcmail_config['mail_domain'] = 'whatyouwanttheirdomaintolooklike.com';
At the bottom of that page you have the other settings, just not the persons full name is all.
This is was is supposed to happen when a new user record was created. Have a look at function rcmail_create_user() in program/include/main.inc
The user's e-mail address will be composed using the username and either the 'mail_domain' parameter (if configured) or the imap host.
Regards, Thomas
Pete C. wrote:
Greetings, I recommend that RoundCube automatically assign a new default 'identity' for new users based upon the login username and the mail_domain from the config. Our users are either wondering why they can't send email or setting their identity information incorrectly quite often; this could become cumbersome for Technical Support. Thanks, -PC
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