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Jeez, it would be nice if they showed this in Plesk so administrators know what's going on!
For example, that option (that I can see, because I have Qmail enabled) should be greyed out for people using Postfix, with an explanatory comment like 'Short mailbox names are only available for Qmail however you are using Postfix.'
It should be said that this information is mentioned in Parallels Plesk Panel 9.0.0 Release Notes ('Known Problems and Limitations' part):
Postfix mail server requires authorization with full mail account names like '[email protected]', as opposed to short names like 'user' allowed by Qmail. Upon switching from Qmail to Postfix the authorization mode will change accordingly, and all mail clients configured to authorize using short names will not be able to send or receive mail through your mail server.
Postfix mail server requires authorization with full mail account names like '[email protected]', as opposed to short names like 'user' allowed by Qmail. Upon switching from Qmail to Postfix the authorization mode will change accordingly, and all mail clients configured to authorize using short names will not be able to send or receive mail through your mail server.
but why does it also affect imap and pop3 ? when i upgraded to plesk 9 with postfix it was ok to get mail with short names (via pop3 & imap). after i tried this fix for horde:
http://kb.odin.com/en/5797
... the short login doesn't work anymore for pop3 & imap i couldn't fix it with setting "allow_short_pop3_names" in psa.misc, but if i change to qmail it changes it also for pop3 & imap. if i change back to postfix pop3&imap is also changed back to long names