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On Thu, 19 Nov 2009, Javier Vico Egea wrote:

In that case it works perfect but my problem are all the users using the old vm-pop3 configuration with XXX!mysecondarydomain.es

Yep, I just wanted confirmation :)

There is currently no way to change this behaviour by configuration, but

src/auth/auth-request.c

contains function auth_request_fix_username():

The default domain is appended, before the character translation takes place.

======== if (strchr(username, '@') == NULL && request->auth->default_realm != NULL) { user = p_strconcat(request->pool, username, "@", request->auth->default_realm, NULL); } else { user = p_strdup(request->pool, username); }

     for (p = (unsigned char *)user; *p != '\0'; p++) {
	if (request->auth->username_translation[*p & 0xff] != 0)
		*p = request->auth->username_translation[*p & 

0xff]; if (request->auth->username_chars[*p & 0xff] == 0) { *error_r = t_strdup_printf( "Username contains disallowed character: " "0x%02x", *p); return NULL; } }

I would change the first if() into:

========= if (strchr(username, '@') == NULL && strchr(username, '!') == NULL && request->auth->default_realm != NULL) {

Note the strchr() in the second line. The default domain is not appended, if either an Ad sign or exclamation mark is present in the username.

Maybe, you ask Timo to have a way to conditionally let replace a set of characters into '@' before this check.

Regards,

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