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choose a mail_domain for roundcubemail #24
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LGTM but I'd prefer to wait @DavidePrincipi approval before merge.
just to add some information in a thread of mattermost relevant to this topic https://mattermost.nethesis.it/nethserver/pl/yt84wwn78fryxb4dqdjcum3mhe |
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LGTM, but I'd like to change the UI label Mail server
to Mail domain
. The domain is more important to guess the final configuration of the whole mail stack. The mail server can be hidden here because it is used only for internal configurations.
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I agree with @DavidePrincipi observations. Then let's change the UI label "Mail server" -> "Mail domain" as he suggested. The rest LGTM
Co-authored-by: Davide Principi <davide.principi@nethesis.it>
@DavidePrincipi could you approve or ask more to do ? |
roundcubemail is sensible to identity, inside mysql user@domain.org != user@domain.com
If you change the domain of users it is a new users with new addressbooks or settings. Previously we forced the mail_domain from a discovery that was wrong, based on the ldap user_domain
we list the mail domain available with addusers=true and we populate the dropbox with them
see comment of davidep #23 (review)