Hello!

Benny Pedersen me@junc.eu schrieb am 31.08.15 um 15:40:49 Uhr:

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I have two domains running on a virtual server with one IP-address. How can I prevent users from logging in with an Email-address of either one of the two domains?

first roundcube is just a mail client on website, not a mail storage :=)

allright

so your question is imho how does it work on eg thunderbird ?

Don't know thunderbird.

if you just want to have the domain input box fixed to be localhost, then fill it in config.inc.php so roundcube will not anymore ask for it,

That's what I already did.

if that solves it, super, if no give more info so atleast i can understand it better

Postfix and dovecot are responsible for two domains reachable on the same IP-address.

For every domain I set up a roundcube with different settings connecting to the same server.

So I call xxx.de and can login with user@yyy.de

I guess it is impossible for roundcube to distinguish between the two domains when $rcmail_config['smtp_server'] = 'tls://37.120.166.21'; is set in every of the two config files.

I just wonder if putting in the hostname instead of the IP-address would solve the problem.

Andreas

Benny Pedersen me@junc.eu schrieb am 31.08.15 um 16:36:05 Uhr:

ratatouille skrev den 2015-08-31 16:24:

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I just wonder if putting in the hostname instead of the IP-address would solve the problem.

http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/Howto_Config

missing more info ?

roundcube support single backends, and or multible backends, but only in pair of hostnames matches, but since roundcube can be installed in multible apache vhosts i seldom need roundcube to connect outside of localhost :=)

So I changed it to localhost.

ok, I can login from within every apache (namebased) vhost using any email-address/domain available on that IP-address. That's what I was trying to avoid.

but it is supported, just not needed imho

hm

Andreas