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Aaron Newbie
Joined: 26 January 2009 Location: Sweden
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Posted: 26 January 2009 at 6:53am | IP Logged
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Is there another way to log in the user besides using the emailaddress?
In our current system users may pop the same emailaccount aslong as they have "leave mail on server" checked.
We're considering on migrating to Webmail Pro but since the users login using an emailaddress this may prove to be a major problem.
Example)
User A
userA@mail.com - main account
shared@mail.com - user has checked that he may also login with this account
User B
shared@mail.com - main account
Assume the following:
User A creates both accounts
User B creates his account
User B logs in with his credentals
Won't User B be logged in as User A now (I'm assuming this since the loginprocedure only checks the first row it encounters in the resultset) ?
Has anyone run into this situation before with Webmail?
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Igor AfterLogic Support
Joined: 24 June 2008 Location: United States
Online Status: Offline Posts: 6104
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Posted: 26 January 2009 at 7:43am | IP Logged
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If you link one or more accounts to your WebMail Pro account, you can set any of them as primary one, and its login/email/password will be used for logging in.
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userA@mail.com - main account shared@mail.com - user has checked that he may also login with this account |
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Actually, in the situation you described, the checkbox should be set to off for User A. You cannot have two users accounts with this checkbox switched on for same email address.
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Won't User B be logged in as User A now |
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Only User B can log in using shared@mail.com address. User A can log in using userA@mail.com email address.
Thus, if you need to share an email account with several persons, the easiest way to achieve it is to make this address secondary for all user accounts, so that users log into WebMail with their primary ones.
Regards,
Igor
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