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Hi

I'm trying to config one installation to support multiple domains. In the config file is mentioned:

Code:

// the mail host chosen to perform the log-in // leave blank to show a textbox at login, give a list of hosts // to display a pulldown menu or set one host as string. // To use SSL connection, enter ssl://hostname:993 $rcmail_config['default_host'] = '';

I've tried different separators (space, comma, etc.) But can't seem to get the pulldown to display. Can anyone give an example of what this should look like? Thanks Kevin

I have not tried that feature, you should visit the roundcube.net forums for help! However what i could suggest there is to try and use a php array like this

Code:

$rcmail_config['default_host'] = array('host1','host2');

Also if the hosts are on the same server to try you could use an ip address to point to the mail server for all domains! Hope it helps! Ovidiu

I can get a dropdown by adding an array to components/com_roundcube/config/main.inc.joomla.php

eg:

$rcmail_config['default_host'] = array('mail.oursite1.co.uk' =* 'Site1','mail.oursite2.co.uk' =* 'Site2',
'mail.oursite3.co.uk' =* 'Site3','mail.oursite4.co.uk' =* 'Site4'

(NB: Replace the asterisks('*&#039 with 'greater than' signs - this editor strips them)

AND site1 works

BUT

I get a login failure for the others, even though if I check the logs for the site it shows a good login.

Anyone?

Have you checked in that array list if the position might cause an issue? For instance, if you replace Site1 with Site2 will the login for Site1 still work?


A link to your page might help you see if it's something wrong in the html source code for the dropdown box! Ovidiu

I wondered about that - site1 always works but no others do, regardless of position in the list. Even if I put site2 as the only one to use it still does not work.

I wondered if there was some firewalling-type issue or another problem outside of Roundcube so I have just setup an IMAP connection the site2 in Outlook 2007 and it works fine.

Is there any way I can trace what is happening during the login attempt? I can't see what could be different between site1 and all the others - the Joomla installation is remote from ALL the IMAP sites so it's not even related to logging in to a local IMAP server vs a remote one.

Edit: Although Roundcube says the login failed, this is what I get at the remote server:

Jan 21 22:41:14 greendale imap-login: Login: [myname] [82.xx.xx.xx]

I'm baffled at this time!?

Have you tried another imap address from the server that works to see if changing names has any effect?

I would suggest to use ip's instead of name for each IMAP service, it could be a DNS issue from your current server!

Ovidiu