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root
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| Posted: 05 January 2007 at 9:09pm | IP Logged
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I'm using Webmail Pro... is there a way to either do mass creation of accounts or import Active Directory user accounts?
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Alex
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There is no such option. However, WebMail Pro automatically creates accounts on successful login (i.e. if an account already exists on the mail server and username/password typed by the user was correct, the corresponding record in WebMail Pro database will be created automatically). This process is completely transparent for users and looks exactly the same as regular login procedure.
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Alex
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root
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But this only works if the default POP & SMTP are the same for each user. But if I have multiple servers, they'll have to know which server their account is located on.
Where does webmail store it's account information?
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Alex
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WebMail Pro stores account information in wm_users table. We can provide you with a script which creates an account in the db programmatically. You may contact us using Support Form to specify the e-mail address to send this script to.
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Alex
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