Your host uses Plesk, right? Plesk mucks around with Horde quite a 
bit, especially with authentication. We can't control what they do.

I use Horde in its webmail mode (e-mail programme recommended by my 
web hosting compamy). I have set up 3 e-mail accounts (say)

a@ me.com, b@ me.com and c@me.com and all have different  access passwords.



If I sign into (say) a@me.com I get a message saying "You are logged 
in as a@me.com". If I now come out of this account (but do not log 
off) and then select (say) b@me.com I receive notice stating "You are 
logged in as b@me.com", but when I go and check the e-mail for this 
address, I find that I am still in a@me.com.



To alter this situation, I have to completely log out of the a@me.com 
account and go through the entire process of fully logging into the 
next e-mail account. This also applied if I go from either a@me.com or 
b@me.com to c@me.com.



Can you explain why the Horde indicates that I am logged into the 
required e-mail account, but the programme has not changed over to the 
displayed and required e-mail account.



What is required to rectify this problem, as it is annoying to have to 
go through about seven steps each time you want to view the other 
e-mail accounts.



Yours,



David Gibson