Hello, I have install ISPConfig with different website (SSL and no SSL) and I have already install roundcube (automatic installation with ispconfig) But when I go on http://ip/webmail/ or http://domain_name/webmail/ I come on a page “Not found”…. I try with https same problem. I have see on Google that a few person have the same problem but I don’t find a solution. Do you want see my configuration, if you want, what file? Thanks you for your help. Ewkilian
I'm use Apache2 I try with http://mydomainename/webmail and http://mydomainename/roundcube and I have the same problem. Normaly is roudcube configured with httpS ? our not ?
my apache2 log : *****.fr:8080 90.126.***.*** - - [09/May/2017:18:12:52 +0200] "GET /webmail HTTP/1.1" 404 524 "-" "Mozilla/5.0 (Windows NT 6.2; Win64; x64) AppleWebKit/537.36 (KHTML, like Gecko) Chrome/58.0.3029.96 Safari/537.36"
You don't mention what OS you're using or how you installed roundcube (though I think you maybe mean you used an automatic installation script to install ispconfig, and that included rouncube?), so it's hard to say what is 'normal'. On debian 8 using the roundcube package from backports, there is a global /roundcube alias setup: Code: # grep Alias /etc/apache2/conf-enabled/roundcube.conf Alias /roundcube /var/lib/roundcube So on that OS with that roundcube package, /roundcube should work on any website, whether it's http or https. Roundcube has a force_https config option which I believe is false by default, but that could affect the behavior, too. Other than that, you'd be on your own to configure access to /roundcube and setup your own /webmail if you like.
Hi, I have Debian8 with a automatique installation IPSCONFIG. Yes this install included roudcube /var/lib/roundcube/ I have try differente configuration VHOST and now when I try the url : http://domaine.com/roundcube/ Now I have a error 403 (forbidden). Before I have 404 error. I think that 403 is better. Do you have a idea to give access ? Thanks you
I'm not familiar with what the automatic installation sets up, does it install roundcube from a package or download source? You'd have to look through your webserver config to see what is set up; with a 404 not found error, my guess is that there is no /roundcube or /webmail alias defined, and if that's the case, maybe none of the other roundcube config is in place (setting permissions/options for the roundcube directories). Does 'grep -R roundcube /etc/apache2/' show anything at all?
Hello, I don"t know the automatic setup for Roundcube, but to make it running, I have created websites for : webmail.mydomain.tld and added this apache directive (option tab) (this is for Ubuntu server): Code: DocumentRoot /var/lib/roundcube Nicolas
Hi, You should be able to access your webmail / squirelmail or roundcubemail via http://mysite.com/webmail or https://mysite.com/webmail or http://you.ip.add.ress/webmail (if you have created a alias for it) To check if it exists edit /etc/apache2/conf-enabled/roundcube.conf and line 4 should state "Alias /webmail /var/lib/roundcube" or something like it (this is what mine states). On my install of debian, i used apt-get to install roundcube as per tutorial, been running ispconfig give or take 10 years. https://www.howtoforge.com/tutorial...4-jessie-apache-bind-dovecot-ispconfig-3-1/3/
