<?php

global $at, $reverseLockout;



// You can reverse the logic of this plugin by using this
// setting.  That is, you can lock out everyone *except* those 
// users and domains listed in the lockout file (lockout_table.dat)
//
// If you use this functionality, you should set this variable
// to the location of the file to be displayed when a user is 
// locked out, or use the "##BAD_LOGIN_PAGE##" constant, that
// indicates that the standard SquirrelMail "bad username or 
// password" page (with simulated bad login delay) is to be 
// displayed.
//
// Set this to an empty string to use standard functionality.
//
//$reverseLockout = '';
// $reverseLockout = '##BAD_LOGIN_PAGE##';
$reverseLockout = 'locked_out.php';



// you may change this if your usernames are in the form of
// regular email addresses, but the "at" symbol is different
//
$at = '@';



?>
