Once this has been reached the ip is banned.
This sets the number of guesses allowed for the admin username/password. Syntax: g_admin_localhost bool g_admin_guesses
#SURGEMAIL WIKIPEDIA PASSWORD#
This is good if you keep forgetting the admin password like I do. Syntax: g_admin_ip string g_admin_localhostĪllow localhost web admin without user/passĪllows a localhost connection to access the web admin port without using the administrator username / password. To restrict to local network as per net mask One is always allowed to use manage SurgeMail using 127.0.0.1 regardless of whether this is explicitly specified.Įg. Mask of valid IP addresses for admin users (default *), this is a security setting you can use to restrict remote web admin access to trusted IP addresses. Syntax: g_admin_readonly string g_admin_ip System admins with readonly access to the management interface Syntax: g_acctlog_sum_inactive bool g_admin_readonly Summarise local accounts that have not logged in yet as setting has no further documentation currently available Syntax: g_access_surgeweb bool g_acctlog_sum_inactive Syntax: g_access_webonly string g_access_surgewebĪpply g_access_group rules to surgeweb sessions based on client’s address This setting has no further documentation currently available
Users in this group can only use web not imap or pop Syntax: g_access_group_default string g_access_webonly (must be used in conjunction with g_access_group) Syntax: g_access_group group=string access_pop=string access_imap=string access_smtp=string access_incoming=string g_access_group_defaultĪccess group defaults for users with no access groups set. G_access_group group=”nowebmail” access_pop=”*,!webmail.ip” access_imap=”*,!webmail.ip” access_smtp=”*”Īnd put the users you want to limit in a group called ‘nowebmail’ e.g. G_access_group group=”normal” access_pop=”*” access_imap=*” access_smtp=”*” To prevent webmail access for some users you would do this: With “Access type” set to “free_user” on accounts page or equivalently in nwauth authentication mailaccess=”free_user” … G_access_group group=free_user access_pop= access_imap= access_smtp=
G_access_group group=paid_user access_pop=* access_imap=* access_smtp=* this could allow you to charge webmail users for pop access privileges: When a user is authenticated access is checked against group membership defined in the “mailaccess” field in the authentication database. Access rules defining groups of IP addresses with certain POP, IMAP and SMTP privileges.
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