"@yourdomain.com" in squirrelmail

[etegration]

anyway to insert "@mydomain.com" in Squirrelmail login page under "EMail:" instead of having to type the my full e-mail addy myname@mydomain.com then password?

[existenz]

Yes it is possible through plug-ins. Keep in mind that if you do it this way the next time they upgrade squirrelmail it will overwrite the plug-in.

http://squirrelmail.org/plugins.php

[ProWebUK]

Even with plug-ins this wouldnt be a 1-2-3 type install process... it would be easier to just modify the SM login form yourself, and add it using a shell script...

you would basically need to use the grep function on the /home/users/domains/*/ to get a list of domains, cut them to get rid of any unwanted spaces etc then run a loop

FOR EACH ${domain} DO

then run a command to echo the line as a drop down form menu:



echo -e "\t <option value=\"Domain.com\">Domain.com</option>" >> form_domains.php


then your additional field would be somewhere along the lines of:

<select name="select">
<?php
// only use these php tags if they are not already open here...
include "form_domains.php";
?>
</select>

you then have to put your username and email together:

[USERNAME]@[DOMAIN.COM][^]

$ActualEmail = "$username@$domain"

The last bit i'm not getting involved with... I personally wouldnt use this due to the fact that any user can see *all* domains on your server with no problems... My suggestion would be to do some apache configs for a redirect using the domain - and a nifty script it would be :)

Look out soon for a hack / feature that gives

Domain.com/squirrelmail

that includes "@domain.com" already in the SM username login field :)

Chris

[brew]

Hi,

Why dont u just using vlogin plugin from squirrelmail?

see this thread:

http://www.directadmin.com/forum/showthread.php?threadid=5102&highlight=vlogin