Authentication failed

[liuxulin]

Server OS: Debian;

/opt/open-xchange/sbin/createcontext -A oxadmin -P 123456 -c 3 -u gggg -d displayname -g givename -s surname -p 123456 -e oxadmin@example.com -q 1024 -D 123456

context 3 could not be created:
Server response:
Authentication failed

[mayank]

check your cyrus-Imap+postfix config ..
users not able to authen. with IMAP .!

Server OS: Debian;

/opt/open-xchange/sbin/createcontext -A oxadmin -P 123456 -c 3 -u gggg -d displayname -g givename -s surname -p 123456 -e oxadmin@example.com -q 1024 -D 123456

context 3 could not be created:
Server response:
Authentication failed

[Martin Heiland]

Please add -A oxadminmaster -P <yourpass>. This is clearly shown at the command lines tools documentation, please read it.

Greetings.

[liuxulin]

Please add -A oxadminmaster -P <yourpass>. This is clearly shown at the command lines tools documentation, please read it.

Greetings.

hi:
i add usernamesw in "/opt/open-xchange/etc/admindaemon/mpasswd" , executing command "createcontext", system hit "context 2 created" ;
about i login to "admin gui" ,hit" Error code:Authentication failed for user xxxx(SVL-0001,-1138806630-14)"

i doubt the "/etc/pam.d/imap" is playing tricks.
auth optional pam_mysql.so host=/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock user=openexchange passwd=123456 db=open-xchange-db [table=login2user LEFT JOIN user ON login2user.id=user.id AND login2user.cid=user.cid] [where=user.cid=1] usercolumn=login2user.uid passwdcolumn=user.userPassword crypt=1

account required pam_mysql.so host=/var/run/mysqld/mysqld.sock user=openexchange passwd=123456 db=open-xchange-db [table=login2user LEFT JOIN user ON login2user.id=user.id AND login2user.cid=user.cid] [where=user.cid=1] usercolumn=login2user.uid passwdcolumn=user.userPassword crypt=1

how to login to different context?

[Martin Heiland]

Hi,

those contexts are primarily used at the Hosting Edition and not at the Express Edition. As the Admin interface is part of the Express Edition only it does not support contexts as far as i know.
You're able to login to the normal user frontend by user@contextid or user@contextmapping. Contextmappings are added via changecontext -L <mapping>.

Greetings

[liuxulin]

Hi,

those contexts are primarily used at the Hosting Edition and not at the Express Edition. As the Admin interface is part of the Express Edition only it does not support contexts as far as i know.
You're able to login to the normal user frontend by user@contextid or user@contextmapping. Contextmappings are added via changecontext -L <mapping>.

Greetings

ok, thank you for your reply.
Is there a plan to multi-context in the CE?