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Added alias description and new screenshot for domain config

cm-schl 2023-05-08 14:16:37 +02:00
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Admin-Manual.md

@ -46,8 +46,7 @@ After opening this menu you will see a list of already configured domains and al
If you don't have any domain configured yet, you can click on `+ Add Domain` to create a new domain configuration.
### Add Domain
**TODO: insert updated image of settings dialog here**
![grafik](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/116441962/209200252-8278d7a6-8064-4a33-9754-2074e66284eb.png)
![grafik](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63400209/236821377-2d30ceb8-5b27-4e63-9161-e7a61cb40b88.png)
In this dialog you first need to insert into the `Name` input box the domain-part of the mail addresses you're going to use for logging in at SnappyMail. Inserting `example.com` here will allow every user with a mail address at `example.com` to check his mails (you can limit the list of allowed users afterwards).
@ -94,7 +93,15 @@ Your server has to support the "ManageSieve" protocol and must offer a service t
| Timeout | Time to wait for a response from your SIEVE server |
### Add Alias
**TODO: Add image and description**
After creating a domain you can add aliases for this domain configuration. This enables the users of SnappyMail to login with multiple mail addresses (the "main domain" and the alias). If you own two domains that share the same IMAP and SMTP configuration you don't need to reinsert the whole information twice.
The button `add alias` opens the following dialog:
![grafik](https://user-images.githubusercontent.com/63400209/236819902-96f677fb-f5e9-4d87-8cf9-158e98f0a47b.png)
| Name of setting | Description |
|--- |--- |
| Alias | the domain you would like to use with the same settings as an already configured domain |
| Domain | A drop down with all already configured domains. Here you choose the domain the alias should be connected to |
### Testing your configuration
Underneath the list of configured domains you find a textbox that can be used to test your configuration. If you insert a username here, SnappyMail will simulate what would happen if this user will try to login. Afterwards it will show you a message box with the domain that SnappyMail identified to be connected with that username.\