I am just wondering what the meaning of the "standard" column is in the identities table.
(On this one it is because we have a mailbox-postcreation script that we run in PostfixAdmin so that when a new mailbox is created, and that postmaster defines a proper Name, we can already have that name in their roundcube identity. But we noticed we weren't setting the standard column to 1, as RoundCube would if creating the identity itself.)
Also the alias column in the users table. How does that get set or used? I'm puzzled by the small subset of users that have this column set. Though I am delighted to learn that it can be used to contain an alternate username that works to login!
Benjamin
List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/users/ BT/9b404e9e
On 2011-10-28 22:28, B C wrote:
I am just wondering what the meaning of the "standard" column is in the identities table.
It should be probably named "is_default" or sth. There can be only one default identity per user.
Also the alias column in the users table. How does that get set or used? I'm puzzled by the small subset of users that have this column set. Though I am delighted to learn that it can be used to contain an alternate username that works to login!
Exactly.
-
A.L.E.C -
B C