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The module "systemusers" adds a system user when you add a new Group-Office user and allows you to set an autoreply for local e-mail accounts. This module works on Linux only and only works for local accounts. Therefore the autoreply will only be working and enabled for accounts with the hostname "localhost" and the directory /home/<username> must exist. | The module "systemusers" adds a system user when you add a new Group-Office user and allows you to set an autoreply for local e-mail accounts. This module works on Linux only and only works for local accounts. Therefore the autoreply will only be working and enabled for accounts with the hostname "localhost" and the directory /home/<username> must exist. | ||
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| + | Install the module at: | ||
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| + | Admin menu -> modules -> Install and after that double click the row and make sure every system user has access to the module. Just adding the "Everyone" group to should work in most cases. | ||
You need to enter the following line with the "visudo" command: | You need to enter the following line with the "visudo" command: | ||
Latest revision as of 09:08, 1 June 2010
The module "systemusers" adds a system user when you add a new Group-Office user and allows you to set an autoreply for local e-mail accounts. This module works on Linux only and only works for local accounts. Therefore the autoreply will only be working and enabled for accounts with the hostname "localhost" and the directory /home/<username> must exist.
Install the module at:
Admin menu -> modules -> Install and after that double click the row and make sure every system user has access to the module. Just adding the "Everyone" group to should work in most cases.
You need to enter the following line with the "visudo" command:
www-data ALL=NOPASSWD: /path/to/go/modules/systemusers/sudo.php
Replace www-data with your apache run user.
