Hello everyone, I'm writing to ask if there's a way to change the webmail access link. I have a multiserver installation (panel, web, mail1, ns1, etc.). For ease of use, I've added Roundcube access to the Panel. Go to "System -> Main Config -> Webmail URL:" or changed it from "https://[SERVERNAME]:8081/webmail" to "/webmail" Because I'd like to access it by just typing servername/webmail, without the port. But this change doesn't seem to have taken effect. Did I do something wrong? Or is there another way? I also restarted the apache2 service, but nothing happened. Thanks everyone, and thanks in advance for your help. Regards
Then you must enter: "https://[SERVERNAME]/webmail" into that field. And then you must ensure that you really have a webmail client installed and reachable at that URL, because this setting just configured the webmail link in the ISPConfig GUI.
Thanks so much, Till. After changing the field, I had to edit the "/etc/apache2/sites-available/ispconfig.vhost" file, where I added port 443 and assigned the /webmail alias to Roundcube. Thanks again for the tip. Have a nice day.
Make sure you attach the server FQDN with port 443 in ISPConfig vhost, like in a web site vhost or you might end up breaking up the webserver. And to make it update proof, make sure you have a copy of customized master, is kept in conf-custom install folder, as without it, any ISPConfig update may overwrite it. Many would prefer default or proxying them as it is easier to maintain, but that are all a matter of preference, which is not really binding nor that important, and so long you know how to make it work and maintain it properly, I think it should just be fine.
