Webmail Symlink

Hello,
I am running ISPConfig to on a Fedora Core 9 Server, I currently use RoundCube as my email client.

I was wondering how I could take this:
-> https://www.g3-services.com:81/roundcubemail/

And make it either
-> http://www.g3-studios.com/webmail or http://webmail.g3-studios.com

I have browsed other posts on this similar subject, but I do not use the DNS that is on my server, I have an offlsite DNS management service that I use. I added a cname for webmail.g3-services.com to point to https://www.g3-services.com:81/roundcubemail/ but when I check it, I get this:

Anyone have any suggestions?

Thanks a million!
PureChaos

 

This might give you the idea: http://www.howtoforge.com/apache_reverse_proxy_ispconfig

 

It looks pretty straight forward, but, would i be able to do the same steps on a fedora core server?

 

I haven't tried this on Fedora, but it shouldn't be too different.

 

Maybe you can help?

I'm having problems getting mod_proxy and mod_proxy_http installed on my Fedora Server

 

Did you search for these packages with yum? E.g.

Code:

yum search proxy

 

yah & I didnt see any close to mod_proxy or mod_proxy_http

 

Maybe they come with the normal httpd package. Did you check your httpd.conf if these modules are listed in there?

 

I went through the httpd config & I didnt see them, but I'll look again to make sure