Yes ! The admin can see Ur files if he decides so,b'coz
he is the person who creates the account.Even if U had given an password known to U the admin can go to the user account info and change the password.Once U change the password U can login with the password into the mail box.
Ray,
You could do so with the webmail by using the following URL:
http://msgserver.com/login.msc?user=theboss&password=thepassword&langua ge=en&proxyauth=theuser@msgserver.com
where "user" is the admin's user name and "proxyauth" is the ID of the user.
For this to work, service.http.proxydomainallowed must be set in configutil.
Martin
Does anyone have a better syntax example.
I'm trying
http://msgserver.com/login.msc?serviceadmin=servicedmin&secret=secret&l anguage=en&johndoe=johndoe@msgserver.com
Does the & stay or should it be:
http://msgserver.com/login.msc?serviceadmin=servicedminsecret=secretlanguage=en johndoe=johndoe@msgserver.com
Thanks.
Ignacio
> For this to work, service.http.proxydomainallowed
> must be set in configutil.
Is this setting required for proxy authentication (via the authsdk APIs) to work?
I'm having a tough time figuring this out. If I supply a valid uid EXP_Init, I get only the base Messenger Express URL:
http://webmail.server.com
If I pass an empty uid, I am returned the URL with a session ID (although invalid because it is not associated with a real user):
http://webmail.server.com/en/mail.html?sid=bu9m02p2qbq6u95r8v&lang=en&c ert=false
I have tried everything I can think of and I'm hoping this config attribute is what's stomping on me. (I'm not the Mesg Ex admin to test myself)
Cheers,
adam