I am not a SOGo expert by any means. And I am in the same boat as you.
My IMAP users authenticate separately from my AD domain users. If the
email password is the same for both accounts, SOGo email works out of
the box.
From the searching and reading I have done, you cannot change the
password for the default email account.
However, in .GNUstepDefaults you could set:
SOGoMailAuxiliaryUserAccountsEnabled = YES;
Yuu can then log on to SOgo
Click the PREFERENCES button
Click on the IMAP Accounts tab
You'll be able to hit the + on the lower left and add another imap account.
Just set your server settings and username and password and you'll be
good to go.
The default account will still be listed and will not work... but at
least you can get your email now.
On 11/18/2010 12:16 PM, Hernan Dominguez wrote:
Hi All,
Thanks to Francis, I've set up SOGo and it works perfect, but now, I've
another question, is it possible to use different passwords for
authenticate and login into the mail service, I can see the password
field on preferences, but it's using the same to authenticate in sogo. I
would like to leave that field free to edit and put my email password...
I've no connection between my email system and the LDAP I'm using for sogo.
Thanks in advance.
Best regards!
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