873 */ 874 // Add your ldap server options here 875 876 /** 877 * Javascript in Addressbook Control 878 * 879 * Users may search their addressbook via either a plain HTML or Javascript 880 * enhanced user interface.
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Documentation is pretty sparse as well.As a special service "Fossies" has tried to format the requested source page into HTML format using (guessed) PHP source code syntax highlighting (style: standard) with prefixed line numbers and code folding option.Īlternatively you can here view or download the uninterpreted source code file.įor more information about "config_default.php" see the Fossies "Dox" file reference documentation.ġ '', 867 * 'name' => 'Netcenter Member Directory', 868 * 'base' => 'ou=member_directory,o=' 869 * ) 870 * 871 * NOTE: please see security note at the top of this file when 872 * entering a password. It's also not real simple to use, at least for me. There is a plugin that dose something similar called forced_prefs available at the Squirrelmail site, but if you force those prefs, users will not be able to change them if they want. That file is a template Workgroup Manager uses when creating a new user in Squirrelmail, so just add the prefs you want in that file, and each new user gets those preferences automatically when they are created. They can change it in the "Options" if they wish, but day one they get the plain blue theme.įor new users that you create through Workgroup Manager, there is a file in that directory called default_pref. I added those two lines to each users pref file, when they log in next they will have the plain blue theme. At my site, I want everyone to have the plain blue theme, and to turn off the alternating colors in the message list. Set up your Squirrelmail like you want it site wide, and look at your pref file for an example. For existing users, you can edit the file and add/modify whatever preferences you want. For the user msmith, it would be msmith.pref. Each user has a file called username.pref, where username = their actual short username. The user specific settings for Squirrelmail are in /var/db/squirrelmail/data. Say you want to have each user have a specific theme, something other than default. If you are logged into webmail, reload the page to see the change. Here's a list of hexadecimal color codes:ģ) Save the file. $color = '#a0b8c8' // (green-blue) Normal Background For example, to change the background from white to a green-blue, replace $color = '#ff9933' // (orange) Highlight colorĢ) Change the hex code for the color to the color you want. $color = '#002266' // (dark blue) Unselectable folders $color = '#ff0000' // (red) Color for quoted text - > 2 or more $color = '#800000' // (dark red) Color for quoted text - > 1 quote $color = '#ededed' // (light gray) Alternate color for message list $color = '#770000' // (dark red) Special Folders color $color = '#666666' // (dark gray) Darker version of #9 $color = '#ababab' // (mid-gray) Darker version of #0 $color = '#ffffcc' // (light yellow) Table Headers $color = '#ffffff' // (white) Normal Background $color = '#a0b8c8' // (green-blue) Left Bar Background $color = '#cc0000' // (light red) Warning/Error Messages
$color = '#dcdcdc' // (light gray) TitleBar
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enses/gpl-license.php GNU Public License
Here's the file, in the event you ignore suggestion #1 usr/share/squirrelmail/themes/default_theme.php This requires vi or some other plain text editor. In the event they connect to the old webmail site I want it to be obvious, so I changed the background color. I needed to do this, because I'm migrating users to Dovecot over time.
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