Hi All

I have installed Vlogin Plugin on my server for enable on my domain I need to change the config.php file but I dan't understand how can I change it. Please guide me about its changes. Below is the code please guide me where I will be change for access this loginpage on my doamin.

<?php

// Global Variables, don't touch these unless you want to break the plugin
//
// 'domain2' => array(
// 'org_name' => 'My Domain 2',
// 'org_logo' => '../images/domain2_image.gif',
// 'org_title' => '(isset($_SESSION["username"]) ? $_SESSION["username"] . " - Mail" : "Mail")',
// // NOTE: The above line is an example of
// // how you can place the user's
// // email address in the SquirrelMail
// from, for example, www.domain.com to com.domain.www (note
// that this is done before any other changes are made to the
// host name)
//
$reverseDotSectionOrder = 0;


// $numberOfDotSections setting dictates the size (given in "dot
// sections") that the hostname should be, while $removeFromFront
// determines if, in order to reach that size, "dot sections" will
// be taken off the beginning of the host name (if set to zero,
// the host name will be trimmed from the end)
//
$numberOfDotSections = 2;
$removeFromFront = 1;


// $checkByExcludeList should be set to 1 in order to strip out any
// "dot sections" that match those found in $notPartOfDomainName
//
$checkByExcludeList = 1;


// our "exclude list" of strings that are not usually part of the domain name
//
$notPartOfDomainName = array('www'
,'mail'
,'email'
,'webmail');


// $chopOffDotSectionsFromLeft allows specification of a set number of "dot
// sections" to be removed from the front of the host name
//
$chopOffDotSectionsFromLeft = 0;


// $chopOffDotSectionsFromRight allows specification of a set number of "dot
// sections" to be removed from the end of the host name
//
$chopOffDotSectionsFromRight = 0;


// some mail systems won't take the '@' symbol in the login name for virtual
// host setups. Change that here:
//
$at = '@';


// also change the '.' symbol if necessary.
//
$dot = '.';


// if your users tend to confuse '@' and '%' in their email
// addresses, you may specify a list of characters that will,
// if found in the user name, all be converted to whatever
// you have specified for the $at setting
//
//$atConversion = array('%');
//$atConversion = array('%', '&');
$atConversion = array();


// replace or remove all instances of any other character(s)
// in the host name by using this setting. Specifying a
// blank value will result in characters being removed. Note
// that these are replaced in the order given.
//
$replacements = array(
// '-' => '_', // all dashes converted to underscores
// 'xx' => '', // all double xx's removed
);


// force the host name to be added unconditionally to the
// user name, which should be avoided if possible. Only use
// this setting if you are converting your '@' sign to a
// character that is also part of your usernames (such as '.')
//
$alwaysAddHostName = 0;


// indicates that username/hostname combination should begin with hostname
// (such as "domainname.username") instead of typical hostname following the
// username (such as "username@domain.com")
//
$putHostNameOnFrontOfUsername = 0;


// you can choose not to append the host name to users' login
// names no matter what by setting this to 1. This is a very
// rare use of this plugin, and should usually be left at 0.
//
$dontUseHostName = 0;


// Additionally, you can make sure your users' outgoing emails
// come from the domain they used to log in if you set this
// $smHostIsDomainThatUserLoggedInWith to 1.
// NOTE that you'll typically only need to do this if you are
// using $dontUseHostName = 1
//
$smHostIsDomainThatUserLoggedInWith = 0;


// If users log in with a full email address, you can strip
// off the domain information, leaving just the username.
// The domain name parsed out of the URL by this plugin
// will be added back to the username unless you use the
// $dontUseHostName functionality
//
$removeDomainIfGiven = 0;


// Override the SquirrelMail $data_dir here, and optionally
// include the virtual domain name or user name as part of
// the path (indicated by the constants "###VIRTUAL_DOMAIN###"
// and "###USERNAME###" respectively) (you may also do this
// on a per-host basis in the $virtualDomains array)
//
//$virtualDomainDataDir = '/home/squirrelmail/data/';
//$virtualDomainDataDir = '/home/sites/###VIRTUAL_DOMAIN###/data/';
//$virtualDomainDataDir = '/home/sites/###VIRTUAL_DOMAIN###/###USERNAME###/data/';
$virtualDomainDataDir = '';


// For sites that host all virtual domains off of a single host
// URL (commonly used for SSL implementations using just one
// certificate for all hosts), where URLs look like:
// http://www.onedomain.com/virtualdomain.com/mail
// set this value to 1; otherwise, leave set to zero
//
$allVirtualDomainsAreUnderOneSSLHost = 0;


// this is the path to the sendmail virtual user table, which
// should be empty if you are not using sendmail or such a table
// to remap user logins
//
//$sendmailVirtualUserTable = '/etc/mail/virtusertable';
$sendmailVirtualUserTable = '';


// this is the path to the hostname translation table, which
// should be empty if you do not need to remap the domain
// host name that your users will be logging in from
//
//$translateHostnameTable = '/path/to/squirrelmail/plugins/vlogin/data/hostmap.dat';
$translateHostnameTable = '';


// this is the path to Qmail. It should *only* be specified
// if you are using Qmail/Vpopmail aliased domains and want to
// prevent users of aliased domains from logging in to a domain
// alias, accidentally creating more than one preferences file
// for themselves. Otherwise, please leave this as an empty string.
//
// Also, when using this functionality, please verify that the user
// you run httpd with is able to read the file ~qmail/users/assign
//
//$pathToQmail = '/var/qmail';
$pathToQmail = '';


// specify per-user settings in a separate file, if needed - the
// the path to that file is given here (empty string if not used)
//
//$perUserSettingsFile = '/path/to/squirrelmail/plugins/vlogin/data/users.dat';
$perUserSettingsFile = '';


// turn this on to test your configuration settings - the final
// IMAP login value will be presented after all processing has
// been completed
//
$debug = 0;


?>