USE_FULLEMAIL_FOR_LOGIN not working as expected
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Hi,
we need to deploy autodiscovery to some new custumers, so we also try here
define('USE_FULLEMAIL_FOR_LOGIN', false);
in autodiscover.conf.php
does not work as expected
Outlook is running forever and ios only take the servername and is using full e-mail address for login name
i tried to change login by primary emailaddress in ucs
ucr set kopano/cfg/ldap/ldap_loginname_attribute=mailPrimaryAddress
but then postfix losing connectivity to kopano
please advice asap
chriz
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@cpzengel said in USE_FULLEMAIL_FOR_LOGIN not working as expected:
please advice asap
you’re not really giving any more helpful information than what you already provided in https://help.univention.com/t/use-full-email-address-instead-of-user-name-as-user-login/15640/7
My recommendation would still be that to create a case with our support so that someone could have a direct look at your system.
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i did and i have subscription, but i dont get neigther mattias nor nathan at the moment
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Hi @cpzengel,
if your users login using their full email address and not just the username, then you have to set
define('USE_FULLEMAIL_FOR_LOGIN', true);
in both autodiscover.conf.php and z-push.conf.php.
Manfred
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@Manfred said in USE_FULLEMAIL_FOR_LOGIN not working as expected:
if your users login using their full email address and not just the username, then you have to set
thats the solution, i already find out
the question is, why is the same variable in two configs? -
Hi @cpzengel,
@cpzengel said in USE_FULLEMAIL_FOR_LOGIN not working as expected:
@Manfred said in USE_FULLEMAIL_FOR_LOGIN not working as expected:
if your users login using their full email address and not just the username, then you have to set
thats the solution, i already find out
the question is, why is the same variable in two configs?because autodiscover and Z-Push are two different components which might be installed on different systems or you might want to have different settings, so it doesn’t make sense to have the same config for both.
Manfred