Hello, everybody!
I use account authentication by LDAP, so much for eGW authentication, as for e-mail.
I want to know how can I work with subdomains. For example: "name@example.domain.com". How can I authenticate that?
It means, how can I configure eGW, if a user is in subdomain A and the other is in subdomain B?
For example: "john@exampleA.domain.com" and "peter@exampleB.domain.com".
Tks and best regards!
Hi Natasha,
Hello, everybody!
I use account authentication by LDAP, so much for eGW authentication, as for
e-mail.
I want to know how can I work with subdomains. For example:
"name@example.domain.com". How can I authenticate that?
It means, how can I configure eGW, if a user is in subdomain A and the other
is in subdomain B?
For example: "john@exampleA.domain.com" and "peter@exampleB.domain.com".
To use an email address for an EGroupware domain as user-name, it has to
be the first domain, all others would use the domain-part to identify
the domain.
To only authenticate with LDAP, you can specify in setup the query to
use. Default is “(uid=%user)”, just use eg. “(email=%user)”.
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