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What is it? In essense, this extension allows multiple users across multiple servers to use one Snappymail installation without the administrator having to create and configure individual domans. This extension detects the required hostname from a given email address (for example, it would use "example.com" as the hostname if a user would log in as "info@example.com"). This hostname is then used for IMAP and SMTP communication. How to Use: 1) Activate extension 2) Go to settings, and add a new wildcard domain "*" 3) Set your ports/TLS/SSL configuration as needed. These settings will not be altered by the extension. 4) Set the SMTP and/or IMAP host fields to "auto", this field will then be auto-configured. 5) That's it!