Authentication IMAP Plugin description - Revision history

Malasa at 07:12, 26 January 2017

2017-01-26T07:12:09Z

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	Since v7.8.1 the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP" property gets introduced. According to the semantics of the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO" property, the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP" property controls whether the full login string is supposed to be considered as the internal user name. If set to "true" the full login string is used to look-up the user; e.g. uses "jane@somewhere.org" instead of only "jane".		Since v7.8.1 the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP" property gets introduced. According to the semantics of the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO" property, the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP" property controls whether the full login string is supposed to be considered as the internal user name. If set to "true" the full login string is used to look-up the user; e.g. uses "jane@somewhere.org" instead of only "jane".

	This is useful for setups, in which the full E-Mail address is used for the internal user name. Please note, that to allow provisioning of full E-Mail addresses the USER_ID check in AdminUser.properties needs to be turned off or allow the '@' character		This is useful for setups, in which the full E-Mail address is used for the internal user name. Please note, that to allow provisioning of full E-Mail addresses the USER_ID check in AdminUser.properties needs to be turned off or allow the '@' character. You have to add the individual E-Mail addresses which belong to a context in the loginmapping (-L for create/changecontext). You can add multiple E-Mail addresses to the loginmapping, separated by a comma.


	{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-authentication-imap\|toplevel=products\|sopath=appsuite/stable/backend\|version=App Suite}}		{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-authentication-imap\|toplevel=products\|sopath=appsuite/stable/backend\|version=App Suite}}

Thorben: /* IMAP Authentication Matrix */

2016-05-30T13:50:07Z

IMAP Authentication Matrix

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	* USE_MULTIPLE		* USE_MULTIPLE
	* USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP (starting with 7.8.1)		* USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP (starting with 7.8.1)
			* USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_CONTEXT_LOOKUP (starting with 7.8.2)

	The following examples make the behavior of that parameters visible. The login string, passed as example to the Open-Xchange login mask, is		The following examples make the behavior of that parameters visible. The login string, passed as example to the Open-Xchange login mask, is

Choeger at 07:23, 18 January 2016

2016-01-18T07:23:27Z

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	The IMAP authentication module has configuration parameters which do influence the username used for the IMAP connection during login. The configuration file is:		The IMAP authentication module has configuration parameters which do influence the username used for the IMAP connection during login. The configuration file is:

	/opt/open-xchange/etc~~/groupware~~/imapauth.properties		/opt/open-xchange/etc/imapauth.properties

	The parameters are:		The parameters are:

	com.openexchange.mail.loginSource		* com.openexchange.mail.loginSource
	USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO		* USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO
	USE_MULTIPLE		* USE_MULTIPLE
			* USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP (starting with 7.8.1)

	The following examples make the behavior of that parameters visible. The login string, passed as example to the Open-Xchange login mask, is		The following examples make the behavior of that parameters visible. The login string, passed as example to the Open-Xchange login mask, is
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	This is useful for setups, in which the full E-Mail address is used for the internal user name. Please note, that to allow provisioning of full E-Mail addresses the USER_ID check in AdminUser.properties needs to be turned off or allow the '@' character		This is useful for setups, in which the full E-Mail address is used for the internal user name. Please note, that to allow provisioning of full E-Mail addresses the USER_ID check in AdminUser.properties needs to be turned off or allow the '@' character

	{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-authentication-imap\|sopath=stable}}		{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-authentication-imap\|toplevel=products\|sopath=appsuite/stable/backend\|version=App Suite}}

Thorben: /* Introduction */

2016-01-13T17:39:44Z

Introduction

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	==== IMAP Authentication Extensions ====		=== IMAP Authentication Extensions ===
	Since v7.8.1 the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP" property gets introduced. According to the semantics of the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO" property, the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP" property controls whether the full login string is supposed to be considered as the internal user name. If set to "true" the full login string is used to look-up the user; e.g. uses "jane@somewhere.org" instead of only "jane".		Since v7.8.1 the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP" property gets introduced. According to the semantics of the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO" property, the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP" property controls whether the full login string is supposed to be considered as the internal user name. If set to "true" the full login string is used to look-up the user; e.g. uses "jane@somewhere.org" instead of only "jane".

Thorben: /* Introduction */

2016-01-13T17:39:20Z

Introduction

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	\|}		\|}

	~~{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-authentication-imap\|sopath=stable}}~~

	==== IMAP Authentication Extensions ====		==== IMAP Authentication Extensions ====
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	This is useful for setups, in which the full E-Mail address is used for the internal user name. Please note, that to allow provisioning of full E-Mail addresses the USER_ID check in AdminUser.properties needs to be turned off or allow the '@' character		This is useful for setups, in which the full E-Mail address is used for the internal user name. Please note, that to allow provisioning of full E-Mail addresses the USER_ID check in AdminUser.properties needs to be turned off or allow the '@' character

			{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-authentication-imap\|sopath=stable}}

Thorben: /* Introduction */

2016-01-13T17:38:43Z

Introduction

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	{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-authentication-imap\|sopath=stable}}		{{InstallPlugin\|pluginname=open-xchange-authentication-imap\|sopath=stable}}

			==== IMAP Authentication Extensions ====
			Since v7.8.1 the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP" property gets introduced. According to the semantics of the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO" property, the "USE_FULL_LOGIN_INFO_FOR_USER_LOOKUP" property controls whether the full login string is supposed to be considered as the internal user name. If set to "true" the full login string is used to look-up the user; e.g. uses "jane@somewhere.org" instead of only "jane".

			This is useful for setups, in which the full E-Mail address is used for the internal user name. Please note, that to allow provisioning of full E-Mail addresses the USER_ID check in AdminUser.properties needs to be turned off or allow the '@' character

Mheiland: /* Introduction */

2010-11-05T21:52:13Z

Introduction

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	The Open-Xchange IMAP authentication module is used to perform the Open-Xchange authentication against a IMAP server. During login, a IMAP connection is opened with the user credentials given through the Open-Xchange login mask. If that IMAP connection succeeds, the user is authenticated and finally logged in to Open-Xchange.		The Open-Xchange IMAP authentication module is used to perform the Open-Xchange authentication against a IMAP server. During login, a IMAP connection is opened with the user credentials given through the Open-Xchange API, e.g. the GUI login mask. If that IMAP connection succeeds, the user is authenticated and finally logged in to its Open-Xchange session.

	The module does replace the database authentication module installed by default.		The module does replace the database authentication module installed by default.

Mheiland at 21:51, 5 November 2010

2010-11-05T21:51:30Z

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	= Open-Xchange ~~imap~~ authentication module =		= Open-Xchange IMAP authentication module =

	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	The Open-Xchange ~~imap~~ authentication module is used to perform the Open-Xchange authentication against a IMAP server. During login, a ~~imap~~ connection is opened with the user credentials given through the Open-Xchange login mask. If that IMAP connection succeeds, the user is authenticated and finally logged in to Open-Xchange.		The Open-Xchange IMAP authentication module is used to perform the Open-Xchange authentication against a IMAP server. During login, a IMAP connection is opened with the user credentials given through the Open-Xchange login mask. If that IMAP connection succeeds, the user is authenticated and finally logged in to Open-Xchange.

	The module does replace the database authentication module installed by default.		The module does replace the database authentication module installed by default.

	=== ~~Imap~~ Authentication Matrix ===		=== IMAP Authentication Matrix ===

	The IMAP authentication module has configuration parameters which do influence the username used for the IMAP connection during login. The configuration file is:		The IMAP authentication module has configuration parameters which do influence the username used for the IMAP connection during login. The configuration file is:

Antje: /* Introduction */

2010-07-05T07:44:01Z

Introduction

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	The Open-Xchange imap authentication module is used to perform the Open-Xchange authentication against a IMAP server. During ~~log in~~, a imap connection is opened with the user credentials given through the Open-Xchange login mask. If that IMAP ~~connect~~ succeeds, the ~~users~~ is authenticated and finally logged in to Open-Xchange.		The Open-Xchange imap authentication module is used to perform the Open-Xchange authentication against a IMAP server. During login, a imap connection is opened with the user credentials given through the Open-Xchange login mask. If that IMAP connection succeeds, the user is authenticated and finally logged in to Open-Xchange.

	The module does replace the database authentication module installed by default.		The module does replace the database authentication module installed by default.
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	=== Imap Authentication Matrix ===		=== Imap Authentication Matrix ===

	The IMAP authentication module has configuration parameters which do influence the username used for the IMAP ~~connect~~ during ~~log in~~. The configuration file is:		The IMAP authentication module has configuration parameters which do influence the username used for the IMAP connection during login. The configuration file is:

	/opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/imapauth.properties		/opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/imapauth.properties
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	USE_MULTIPLE		USE_MULTIPLE

	The following examples make the behavior of that parameters visible. The ~~log in~~ string, passed as example to the Open-Xchange ~~log in~~ mask, is		The following examples make the behavior of that parameters visible. The login string, passed as example to the Open-Xchange login mask, is

	user@domain.tld		user@domain.tld

	during user provisioning, following attributes are set for the context via the createcontext call:		during the user provisioning, following attributes are set for the context via the createcontext call:

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	and following parameters via the creatuser call:		and the following parameters via the creatuser call:

	{\|		{\|

Holgi at 08:51, 28 June 2010

2010-06-28T08:51:21Z

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	== Introduction ==		== Introduction ==
	The Open-Xchange imap authentication module is used to perform the Open-Xchange authentication against a IMAP server. During log in, a imap connection is opened with the ~~users~~ credentials given through the Open-Xchange login mask. If that IMAP connect succeeds, the users is authenticated and finally logged in to Open-Xchange.		The Open-Xchange imap authentication module is used to perform the Open-Xchange authentication against a IMAP server. During log in, a imap connection is opened with the user credentials given through the Open-Xchange login mask. If that IMAP connect succeeds, the users is authenticated and finally logged in to Open-Xchange.

	The module does replace the database authentication module installed by default.		The module does replace the database authentication module installed by default.
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	=== Imap Authentication Matrix ===		=== Imap Authentication Matrix ===

	The IMAP authentication module has configuration parameters which do influence the username ~~which is~~ used for the IMAP connect during log in. The configuration file is:		The IMAP authentication module has configuration parameters which do influence the username used for the IMAP connect during log in. The configuration file is:

	/opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/imapauth.properties		/opt/open-xchange/etc/groupware/imapauth.properties
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	USE_MULTIPLE		USE_MULTIPLE

	The following examples make the behavior of that parameters visible. The log in string, passed as example to the Open-Xchange log in mask is		The following examples make the behavior of that parameters visible. The log in string, passed as example to the Open-Xchange log in mask, is

	user@domain.tld		user@domain.tld