This thread caught my attention...while I don't yet run in a multiserver environment I liked the idea and concept to do so with a centralized Roundcube install location. A query based approach would seem doable as Hans indicated the server_id is in the "mail_user" table which could be queried with a join to the "server" table in the "dbispconfig" database to retrieve the "server_name" value.
I poked around and found in the Roundcube directory:
index.php
Code:
$auth = $RCMAIL->plugins->exec_hook('authenticate', array(
'host' => $RCMAIL->autoselect_host(),
'user' => trim(get_input_value('_user', RCUBE_INPUT_POST)),
'cookiecheck' => true,
)) + array('pass' => get_input_value('_pass', RCUBE_INPUT_POST, true, 'ISO-88$
program/include/rcmail.php
Code:
public function autoselect_host()
{
$default_host = $this->config->get('default_host');
$host = null;
if (is_array($default_host)) {
$post_host = get_input_value('_host', RCUBE_INPUT_POST);
// direct match in default_host array
if ($default_host[$post_host] || in_array($post_host, array_values($defau$
$host = $post_host;
}
// try to select host by mail domain
list($user, $domain) = explode('@', get_input_value('_user', RCUBE_INPUT_$
if (!empty($domain)) {
foreach ($default_host as $imap_host => $mail_domains) {
if (is_array($mail_domains) && in_array($domain, $mail_domains)) {
$host = $imap_host;
break;
}
}
}
// take the first entry if $host is still an array
if (empty($host)) {
$host = array_shift($default_host);
}
}
else if (empty($default_host)) {
$host = get_input_value('_host', RCUBE_INPUT_POST);
}
else
$host = $default_host;
return $host;
}
Seems like one should be able to modify the
autoselect_host function to include a SQL query and return the right host/server needed.
Hopefully someone with PHP/MySQL programming experience will come along and contribute and knock this out for you.