I make use of ldap for Mailcow/SOGo, but my ldap-accounts have an internal domainname (domain.local) and the mail is sent with the external domainname (domain.com).
Each user is able to change the default sent-address (identity) in SOGo.
Describe the solution you'd like
I would like to be able to change this for everybody at once.
It would be great if there was a selector/pull down option for a/each domain to assign the domain it uses to send mails.
I.e. if I have domain.local I can select domain.com and every account in domain.local has as its default identity @domain.com.
This is what each user could configure in SOGo at
'Settings'
'Mail'
'IMAP Accounts'
click the pencil behind the identity
and either change the emailaddress of add a new identiy and select that as favorite.
Additional context
The corresponding settings can be found in mysql.
The settings are saved in
select * from sogo_user_profile where c_uid='<ldapuser-account';
It can be found in the part
[{"isDefault": 1, "email": "<emailaddress>"
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I make use of ldap for Mailcow/SOGo, but my ldap-accounts have an internal domainname (domain.local) and the mail is sent with the external domainname (domain.com). Each user is able to change the default sent-address (identity) in SOGo.
Describe the solution you'd like I would like to be able to change this for everybody at once. It would be great if there was a selector/pull down option for a/each domain to assign the domain it uses to send mails. I.e. if I have domain.local I can select domain.com and every account in domain.local has as its default identity@domain.com.
This is what each user could configure in SOGo at
Additional context The corresponding settings can be found in mysql. The settings are saved in
select * from sogo_user_profile where c_uid='<ldapuser-account';
It can be found in the part[{"isDefault": 1, "email": "<emailaddress>"