Re: Adding domain names to prefs manually

Awesome. This worked! Thanks so much for the quick reply. Thanks to David 
also for his message. Feels good to be a hacker.

>From: "Tim Wise" <[email protected]>
>To: "Zolla Michalak" <[email protected]>
>Subject: Re: [Neomail-users] Adding domain names to prefs manually
>Date: Wed, 13 Aug 2003 17:03:17 -0400
>
>Hello Zolla.
>This is an easy correction.
>If they used the default install script, and you have shell access to the 
>box.
>just cd /var/neomail/
>then vi (or your favorite editor) the neomail.conf file and go to line 40.
>There you will find the @domains.
>To add additional domains merely add them between the ( ) seperated with a 
>space.
>Save the file, and you are done.
>If they did a non default install you can shoot for:
>cd neomail/
>or
>cd ~home/neomail/
>
>Welcome!
>Tim
>----- Original Message -----
>From: Zolla Michalak
>To: [email protected]
>Sent: Wednesday, August 13, 2003 4:12 PM
>Subject: [Neomail-users] Adding domain names to prefs manually
>
>
>Hi -
>
>I'm new to this group and to NeoMail. I'm hoping this is an easy question.
>
>I use Neomail through Jumpline.com. I need to go into the code and edit my 
>list of domain names. I have several sub domains, but they don't come up in 
>the drop down box. I already talked to Jumpline, and they can't add them 
>for me.
>
>From peering around in the code, it looks to me like the var I need to edit 
>is the $domainnames[] array in neomail-prefs.pl).
>
>The problem is, I can't find where the values to these variables are 
>stored. The only files I have access to on my jumpline account are 
>neomail-prefs.pl and neomail.pl.
>
>Also, my Perl is a wee bit rusty. If you happen to know the syntax for 
>adding an element to an array in Perl, and want to throw that in as a 
>bonus, I will be most appreciative.
>
>Here's a code snippet of what I found --
>line 204 (neomail-prefs.pl) -->
>
>$temphtml = popup_menu(-name=>'domainname',
>                           -"values"=>\@domainnames,
>                           -default=>$prefs{"domainname"} || 
>$domainnames[0],
>                           -override=>'1');
>
>
>Thanks! - Zolla

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