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Comment	> > > Hello, > > > > I had posted a ticket about 2 weeks ago regarding the problem we had > with addressbook entries duplicating in every email address unde the > same domain name. We use HSphere as our hosting control panel > interface and the problem only occures when we access Horde through > the control panel. It does not occur when when login individually > from the login interface for each email account. The problem is that > when I create an addressbook entry for one email account it also > appears in all other accounts for that domain. Here is what HSphere > tech people had to say: [Can anyone assist us with this? Best > regards, Ali Mohammadi] > > > > *********From HSphere Tech Dep. > > > > [Apr 24, 2004 12:03:23 PM] > > A: Hello, and sorry for the delay, we have found out that there is > the problem with the cookies. > > 1. tail -f /tmp/horde.log > > 2. From CP login to test1@accesgroup.com 3. in horde.log: HORDE > [notice] [imp] Login success for test1@accesgroup.com 4. From CP > login to test2@accesgroup.com 5. in horde.log: HORDE [notice] [imp] > Login success for test1@accesgroup.com !!!! again to > test1@accesgroup.com > > > > Now: > > 1. tail -f /tmp/horde.log > > 2. From CP login to test1@accesgroup.com 3. in horde.log: HORDE > [notice] [imp] Login success for test1@accesgroup.com 4. Delete > cookie in your browser 5. From CP login to test2@accesgroup.com 6. in > horde.log: HORDE [notice] [imp] Login success for > test2@accesgroup.com !!!! it's fine now We don't have a solution for > it. > > Sorry, but this problem has nothing to do with HSphere support. > Please contact horde support for it. > > > > Thanks. > > > > > >
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