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nickminore
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Hello. I'm using Webmail Pro v6.0.0. I am in the process of building a Wordpress website with a login section and I wanted to know if I can have Webmail Pro share my Wordpress login database. That way, the users wouldn't have to maintain two separate accounts.
Any suggestions? I appreciate any help you can provide.
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nickminore
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Also, it's the PHP Webmail Pro.
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Alex
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WebMail Pro supports external login system so you can use single sign on.
But WebMail Pro is nothing but a web interface to access email on your mail server where the accounts actually reside (in fact, WebMail Pro can work with no database at all). This way, you must be sure that your email account has the same login/ password as your wordpress account.
Regards,
Alex
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