Thanks for the info Sam,
I installed from a package so no install docs. I'll go and grap the
source and
take a look.
Since userdb is not going to give me the users name during
authentication, what
other authentication method will work, and not require system accounts?
-Craig
Quoting Sam Varshavchik <mrs...@courier-mta.com>:
Craig Coles writes:
I do have a couple of concerns... In Sqwebmail, in Create Message,
the From:
field is editable. In the past, on other systems, I have tried to make the
'changing of the From field' more buried or not possible. I have a range of
users from dangerously inexperienced to devious experimenters. I'd
rather not
give them the ability to send their mail as from someone else.
See “Runtime configuration” in sqwebmail's INSTALL file.
You need to define the 'wbnochangingfrom' account option, either on a
per-account basis, or as a global default.
Also, I notice that there does not seem to be a way to identify the
user (full
name). Each users email does not always identify who they actually are, so
would like to attach their name to the email address as is done in
other email
systems. Am I missing something?
The full name will be used provided that it's supplied by whatever
authentication module you're using.
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