Hello, I just installed atmail on my ISPconfig webserver following the howto I found on this site. Thanks for all, everything worked great... except the fact that I have no idea how to login on AtMail I'm asked for a mail adress on login, a mailserver and a password (+ language and protocol). As mail adress I suppose I should enter the admin mail that was asked during the install, as mailserver my own server ip but as password? the admin password for the ISPconfig website? the MYSQL password? I've not been asked for a awebmail admin password so i serisouly wonder what it could be, I've tried everything out and can't find a way to login.... Please help
You must create a user in ISPConfig (User & Email tab). Then use one of that user's email addresses and his password to log in.
Yes I've done that and it didn't work... I'll try again tonight, maybe I was to tired yesterday to do it right.
Well I tried it again and I still didn't manage to log in... :/ I tried the mail and the password from the ispconfig user for that webmail site and that didn't work. As Mailserver I have to enter the adress I typed to go on the webmail right? (mail.myserver.com) I logued on the mysql database btw to see if I could use something there and the user table seems to be empty, is that normal?
Is it possible that you mix up ISPConfig users and system users? ISPConfig users (clients, resellers, admin) can log in only to ISPConfig, but not to email, ftp, etc., whereas system users (they are created on the tab "User & Email" in ISPConfig) cannot log in to ISPConfig, but use email and ftp.
Well I use the same password and nick for everything so even if I messed it up it would still be ok And btw i think I did it right : as mail I tried with [email protected] and with [email protected] (web8_admin is the ISPconfig user for the site containing the webmail) as mail server I tried mail.mydomain.com and the server ip address as password I tried the SQL password, the ISP user password and the ISP admin password I tried all the combinations and there isn't one that works...
