I am having problems with logging in. I have just installed the package and followed the instructions, but I'm not clear on whether I need to modify the u% & p% values? I have browsed the user table and there is nothing in there either. I don't understand where it's supposed to get the username/password from. Is it from the POP3 Mailbox? At least, can someone give me a sample entry that I can manually insert to the MySQL table? Thanks,
Tom
On 11/8/06, Tom Chubb tomchubb@gmail.com wrote:
I am having problems with logging in. I have just installed the package and followed the instructions, but I'm not clear on whether I need to modify the u% & p% values? I have browsed the user table and there is nothing in there either. I don't understand where it's supposed to get the username/password from. Is it from the POP3 Mailbox?
That's something I stumpled upon too. Roundmail simply uses your IMAP login! Just enter your email address and password and there you go...
Tom Chubb wrote:
I am having problems with logging in. I have just installed the package and followed the instructions, but I'm not clear on whether I need to modify the u% & p% values? I have browsed the user table and there is nothing in there either. I don't understand where it's supposed to get the username/password from. Is it from the POP3 Mailbox? At least, can someone give me a sample entry that I can manually insert to the MySQL table? Thanks,
Tom
The MySQL table is populated once you log in, you do not need to manually insert anything. The %u and %p are values that are defined during the login process. To log in, you need to just browse to your roundcube installation and you'll find yourself with a form with three input boxes: Username (what your mail server requires as your username) Password (your password) Server (the IMAP server to log into)
Hope that helps.
Make sure this option is set as TRUE in your main.inc.php
$rcmail_config['auto_create_user'] = TRUE;
Otherwise it cannot create your roundcube profile when you try to login. I disabled it cause I misunderstood the description and couldn't login.
2006/11/8, Daniel Bleisteiner daniel.bleisteiner@googlemail.com:
On 11/8/06, Tom Chubb tomchubb@gmail.com wrote:
I am having problems with logging in. I have just installed the package and followed the instructions, but I'm not clear on whether I need to modify the u% & p% values? I have browsed the user table and there is nothing in there either. I don't understand where it's supposed to get the username/password from. Is it from the POP3 Mailbox?
That's something I stumpled upon too. Roundmail simply uses your IMAP login! Just enter your email address and password and there you go...
-- Daniel Bleisteiner
I am wondering how long it will take for people to understand that Roundcube is simply an email client. Much like Outlook, you use it by inputting the username and password to access your email account.
What could be simpler than that ????
On 11/8/2006, "Eden" edencaldas@gmail.com wrote:
Make sure this option is set as TRUE in your main.inc.php
$rcmail_config['auto_create_user'] = TRUE;
Otherwise it cannot create your roundcube profile when you try to login. I disabled it cause I misunderstood the description and couldn't login.
2006/11/8, Daniel Bleisteiner daniel.bleisteiner@googlemail.com:
On 11/8/06, Tom Chubb tomchubb@gmail.com wrote:
I am having problems with logging in. I have just installed the package and followed the instructions, but I'm not clear on whether I need to modify the u% & p% values? I have browsed the user table and there is nothing in there either. I don't understand where it's supposed to get the username/password from. Is it from the POP3 Mailbox?
That's something I stumpled upon too. Roundmail simply uses your IMAP login! Just enter your email address and password and there you go...
-- Daniel Bleisteiner
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