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Configuration options for login screen
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/***************** HOSTS *******************************
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The $host variable is used to determine how the user
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specifies the email server to log into.
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[protocol/]host[:port]
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IMAP/mail.domain.com:145
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You can have multiple mail server that use
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different protocols. If protocol or port
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is specified in host string, the "protocol"
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field in the login screen will be ignored.
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Protocol is optional only if the port is a
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standard port (110=pop, 143=imap, 993=imap-ssl)
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If neither protocol or port is specified,
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it will default to IMAP.
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// default. index.php will display an empty text box
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// Use the following to hard code the server. If the
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// following line is used, index.php will not allow
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// users to specify any other server
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//$default_host = "imap.example.com";
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// Use the following if you have multiple supported
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// servers, from which users can choose from.
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//$default_host = array(
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// "red.example.com"=>"Red",
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// "green.example.com"=>"Green",
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// "imap.example.com"=>"imap.example.com"
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/***************** ADVANCED ****************************
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The "advanced" login screen allows the users to specify
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the protocol (POP/IMAP) as well as the root directory,
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in addition to the standard parameters.
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Set the value to 0 if you do not want to give users
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the ability to specify the protocol or rootdir.
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/***************** Default Port *************************
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Specify the default port. If "advanced" mode is enabled,
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the value specified here will be the default value, but
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the user will be able to change it.
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IlohaMail currently does not support nonstandard ports.
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/***************** Default Root Direcotry ***************
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Specify the default rootdir. If "advanced" mode is
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enabled, the value specified here will be the default
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value, but the user will be able to change it.
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Rootdirs are only used by IMAP accounts, and in only
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rare cases. Some IMAP servers will return all folders
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within a user's home directory, and not only folders
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used to store email. If that happens, rootdir can
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be used to make sure only related folders are returned.
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$default_rootdir = "";
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/***************** Default Root Direcotry ***************
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Default language to use if user doesn't specify one
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when first logging in. See include/langs.inc for
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$default_lang = "eng/";
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/******************* Show / Hide Fields *****************
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The following directives allow you to hide some of
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the fields in the login screen.
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A default value should be specified above, if the
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For $hide_host to have affect, a $default_host must
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/******************* Auto-Append ************************
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Automatically appends string (usually host) to end of
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user id. Leave blank/undeclared if you do not need
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String will not be appended if already present in
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This will append "@domain.com" to users logging
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into mail.domain.com (so it'll be something like
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$AUTO_APPEND["mail.domain.com"] = "@domain.com";
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//$AUTO_APPEND["mail.domain.com"] = "@domain.com";
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/******************* Log out redirect *******************
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URL to be redirected to after user logs out. Default
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is "index.php" which is the login screen.
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$logout_url = "index.php";
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/******************* Use Cookies ************************
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When cookies are used, the session encryption key is
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stored in a cookie, instead of using an encryption key
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generated from the user's IP address. Unlike IP-based
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encryption keys, keys stored in cookies will carry over
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even if the user's IP address changes. This will also
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enhance security, especially when used with SSL.
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If cookies aren't available in the user's browser,
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IlohaMail will automatically revert to a IP-based key.
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/******************* VDOMAIN_DETECT ************************
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When allowing access to multiple hosts through one installation
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of IlohaMail, this feature can be used to auto-detect the right
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host depending on the vhost used to access the interface.
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$VDOMAIN_DETECT["HTTP vhost"] = "mail host";
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// When accessed from http://domain1.com/mail,
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// use mail.domain1.com:
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$VDOMAIN_DETECT["domain1.com"] = "mail.domain1.com";
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// When accessed from http://domain2.net/mail,
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// use mail.domain2.net
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$VDOMAIN_DETECT["domain2.net"] = "mail.domain2.net";
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/******************* SSL_ENABLED ************************
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If set to 'true', the protocol selection menu will
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display 'imap-ssl', for IMAP over SSL.
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NOTE: Enabled ONLY IF your build of PHP supports
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SSL (i.e. was compiled with the --with-openssl flag).
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$SSL_ENABLED = false;
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