Pre-Login agreement

[fconil]

I haven't found anything related to this, so here we go:

The people I'm installing zimbra for would like to have some kind of "first login agreement" page, as in:

- Account is created with a temp password
- User gets on the zimbra web interface, login, and is faced with a standard "terms and conditions" page he has to agree upon if he wants to use his email account.
- Once validated, he's free to access his mailbox and the message will never show again.

Is there a way to implement such a thing inside zimbra, or should I just make quick php site that would do the check and some preauth?

[uxbod]

Welcome to the forums

I am not aware of that feature in ZCS, so I would go down the route of what you have suggested.

[mmorse]

Another hardy welcome to the forums,

Vote for / support ticket tag / cc watch this RFE: Bug 23813 - End user click splash/click through screen upon login

While not a click through, are you ok with putting a notice on the login page?:
Use of this system constitutes consent to these terms. (& provide a link)

Or spell it all out there as you desire - something like:
This collaboration suite and all data on the system are the exclusive property of __. Unauthorized access or use is prohibited and subject to appropriate sanctions including criminal prosecution.

[fconil]

It's more a case of: By validating this form I engage to not use this system for personal uses, etc. which will basically lie down a set of rules on which any user have to agree before actually accessing their mailbox for the first time.

[fconil]

Ok, I'm trying to go the external webapp way. Is there a way to make so that every new account is created in maintenance mode (or locked)? Or do you have to specify it manually every time?

[truezjz]

does anyone have proper solution for this, we need this as well!

[chipmunk]

The quickest and easiest way is i think to put a front webapp before zimbra! This app create the account present the terms and then hop you are redirected to the real login page.

[truezjz]

thanks for your reply, however same as fconil , we need user login first then show the terms page, once user agree, the terms page will never show again....
so maybe you suggestion is not totally fit...

[truezjz]

fconil, did you get the solution? can you share some idea? thanks in advance.