I have roundcube 0.9.5 running on the same computer from which I check my email most of the time. I am the only user of this computer. I don't want to have to log in every time I want to see my inbox. I would rather have my login info saved, like it is in Sylpheed. The "autologon" plugin claims to do exactly what I want, and perform an automatic logon when the site is accessed from localhost. Unfortunately, it doesn't work. I've read pages and pages of search results from this forum, and I am aware that it is supposed to be a template that you can adapt to your needs, but I have no idea where to start. I don't know PHP. I've read the wiki page on plugins, stared at autologon.php for far too long, and even spent a little time reading PHP docs, and I still do not understand why this plugin doesn't work. It seems that most people who need to do autologon are trying to use login information from their website, or something like that. I don't need anything so fancy. I just need exactly what this plugin claims to have been written to do. I noticed that even when autologon is added to the plugins in the configuration file, it does not appear in the list of installed plugins in the "about" information, and that it is the only plugin that does not include an XML file in its directory, but I can't figure out why it is unique in either of those ways.
How can I make it work?
Would it be simpler to serve a different instance of roundcube to localhost and hard code my login info into it somehow? Or maybe write a login page for localhost that automatically excepts login info saved by the browser?
Hints, tips, and pointers (and working plugins!) are appreciated.
