Hi, thanks in advance for help.
My website is hosted on a shared server. My email server is, for example 75.100.100.100, and is shared with others.
I have an admin area username (e.g.
myserveruser) which doubles up as my catch-all email address. To log in to the email server I use the above server address, the username
myserveruser and my password.
I also have email addresses (e.g.
james@myserver.com,
bob@myserver.com). To log into these I use the same server, the full email address as the username, and the respective password.
I've set up roundcube, and if I leave $rcmail_config['username_domain'] = ''; as blank then I can successfully log in to all accounts using the correct (
full) usernames (e.g.
myserveruser,
james@myserver.com etc.)
Obviously I only have one account whose username doesn't have an @myserver.com part, and several that do. I'd like to be able to log in without typing the @myserver.com part in every time.
So I changed the above to $rcmail_config['username_domain'] = 'myserver.com'; and now I can just type in
james or
bob and the password and it logs in, but if I try
myserveruser, it doesn't work (obviously because it's adding @myserver.com, and
myserveruser@myserver.com doesn't exist).
Is there a way to make this work (e.g. using the virtuser possibilities)?
James
edit: this was addressed in the topic "
login question" but not resolved - I can't set up an "@myserver" alias for the
myserveruser, and I'd rather not redirect all its mail to another address if possible.
