keep getting 404 error with ISPconfig webmail

Hi all,

I am trying to figure out why I keep getting 404 error when I type in my domain address "www.mydomain.com/webmail"

This is both inside and outside the network. When I type in the IP address inside the network "192.168.1.100/webmail" squirrelmail does come up.

This is for ISPConfig3/Debian5

Thanks

Heeter
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WHOLESALE VAPORIZER

 

REMOVED: I didn't properly read the question. My answer was in error.

 

Hi Till,

How does the domain go about answering email from outside the network without installing their own webmail?

Will a package be made available to install like ISPConfig2?

Thanks again,

Heeter
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Jaguar xjr-15 history

 

Can' you just add an Alias + some directory directives to you apache2.conf
did that and works fine on all domains, patched roundcube so it autom. picks up the correct domain for initial user setup .. et voila

 

Great Idea, MarkNL

Wold you be able to give a little more detail on that setup? That would be much appreciated.

Thanks

Heeter
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Ultimate fighter

 

I wanted all new and existing customers have:
www.domain.tld/phpmyadmin
www.domain.tld/webmail

So i installed phpmyadmin and roundcube in /var/www/sharedip (this way it's also reachable through http://serverip/...

/var/www/sharedip/_phpmyadmin
/var/www/sharedip/_webmail

(i put _ infront to distinguish normal folders from alias-ed dirs)

- Make a extra.conf in /etc/apache2

Code:

Alias /phpmyadmin/ /var/www/sharedip/_phpmyadmin/
Alias /webmail/ /var/www/sharedip/_webmail/
<Directory "/var/www/sharedip/">
 AddType application/x-httpd-php .php
 AllowOverride Options Limit FileInfo
</Directory>

The AllowOverride is there for roundcube to work correctly (with it's .htaccess)

Add the following line at the END of your /etc/apache2/apache2.conf:

Code:

Include /etc/apache2/extra.conf

Now install roundcube as normal, just follow the instructions and use the test at the end to see if everything works.

Now open main.inc.php and go to line 76. It should say:

Code:

$rcmail_config['username_domain'] = '';

change that to:

Code:

preg_match('/.*?\.(.*)/', $_SERVER['SERVER_NAME'], $aMatches);
$rcmail_config['username_domain'] = $aMatches[1];

It's probably not watertight, but it works