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Raul
06-26-02, 14:42
How can I redirect all domains at mail.domain.com (mail.*) to the page of the IMP (xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx/horde/imp/mailbox.php) ?

Now when I go to *.domain.com it show the page:
/hsphere/shared/apache/htdocs/index.html

but I want all(*) minus mail.*

Thank you

bravid98
11-06-02, 08:56
It's the index page in /hsphere/local/sqwebmail/htdocs that it what shows up with a mail.* address. The other one is what shows up with web.yourcpdomain.com.

Sketch
11-11-02, 14:57
I don't know if you'll have problems with mail.domain.com because that is the actuall name of a logical server, but I created a subbie for webmail.barefooting.com that forwards to IMP using
[php]
<?php header("location:URL to IMP"); ?>

Trick here is setting indexes in your web options to accept index.php and save the redirect file as index.php.

Aaron

Sketch
11-11-02, 15:08
Originally posted by native
By the way horde looks great, why aren't we using it? What now...?

ezgoing
11-11-02, 19:50
Have you tried http://xxxx.xxxx.xxxx.xxxx/cgi-bin/sqwebmail?index=1 where the x's equal the IP address of your mail server? This works for sqmail.

This works for us, providing an box for the email address and the password. It is available for all users.

Link it to your home page to call web mail.

geocash
11-12-02, 09:19
Mabey this is too simple but we changed the login.html page that is created when your account is first created. Add menu selections for IMP, MySQL ect.

hosting365.ie
11-12-02, 11:20
We create a subdomain called webmail.mydomain.com and redirect it to the login url.

diyoha
11-18-02, 06:55
I would like to create a path

www.domainname/webmail

to go to the sqwebmail login area
http://mail.domainname.com/cgi-bin/sqwebmail?index=1

I am sure this can be setup as an alias in the httpd.conf file. But there are in two different locations. Which one should I add the alias command to that affects the webserver.

any help ideas will be appreciated

thanks

David

hosting365.ie
11-18-02, 06:59
Create a directory, the use the web redirect feature to redirect /webmail to the url.

diyoha
11-18-02, 07:19
thanks for your response.

However I do not see how that is a general solution.

I want a solution to work for all current clients and any new clients without having to do it for each client.

That is why I am trying to make the change in the Apache server config area and only make one addition.

Let me know if you have other solutions or if I do not fully understand the solution your provided

thanks

David

diyoha
11-19-02, 17:28
it is something short and easy.

However I do not know which file to make the update in

Does anyone have this answer?

thanks

David