Hi, Got tha latest ISPC and i change from Squirrelmail to roundcube, but when i create a new site and the try to connect to www.customersdomain.com/webmail i get "ERROR 500 - Internal Server Error!" is there any solution that i can do so all site a add get a rewrite or what it called and have /webmail after there domain.com ? Another question: is there any tutorial ore best practce to migrate from ISPC v2 to v3 i got lost of Joomla installations and wordpress. Regards Marcus
Please tail your Apache log for the site in question, e.g.: and see what message is logged when you navigate to the webmail URL and post the contents here. Yes. You can add something like the following to /etc/apache2/httpd.conf: (comment-out the rewrite rules if you don't have SSL enabled on the domain) Code: Alias /webmail /usr/share/roundcube <Location /webmail> Order allow,deny allow from all # Require SSL for Webmail. RewriteCond %{HTTPS} !=on RewriteRule ^.*$ https://%{SERVER_NAME}%{REQUEST_URI} [R,L] <IfModule suphp_module> suPHP_Engine Off AddHandler php5-script .php </IfModule> php_admin_value open_basedir "/usr/share/php:/etc/roundcube/:/usr/share/roundcube:/var/log/roundcube:/var/lib/roundcube" </Location> Have you searched these forums, or the Web in general yet?
Sorry for waisting your time, i was playing whit "http://bugs.web-wack.at/projects/isp3-roundcube/documents" to get the plugins working. no luck I installed the roundcube under /var/www/webmail directly acording to a howto om howtoforge and not under /usr/share/roundcube i dont user https:// the /etc/apache2/httpd.conf code wont work in my case, should i reinstall roundcube and get it correct installed? I only got 1 user in the new system and its ok. thanks
That's okay, it's not a waste of anyone's time. I wouldn't bother with the Roundcube plug-in for ISPConfig until you have Roundcube working on its own. It's okay if you installed Roundcube to a different location. You just need to modify the paths in your Apache configuration accordingly. However, I recommend that you remove Roundcube from /var/www/webmail and instead use your operating system's package manager to install Roundcube. If you are using Debian (includes Ubuntu), you would simply run the following command: Code: apt-get install roundcube The primary reason I suggest this is that I don't know which directories to tell you to add to PHP's open_basedir directive in the Apache configuration. If you use the package manager to install Roundcube, you should be able to cut-and-paste from the configuration I've provided. If you don't use SSL on your server, you should. Even if you use a self-signed certificate, that is much better than no certificate at all. If you can't or won't for whatever reason, then simply remove those lines from the configuration: Code: Alias /webmail /var/www/webmail <Location /webmail> Order allow,deny allow from all <IfModule suphp_module> suPHP_Engine Off AddHandler php5-script .php </IfModule> php_admin_value open_basedir "/usr/share/php:/etc/roundcube/:/var/www/roundcube:/var/log/roundcube:/var/lib/roundcube" </Location>
