roundcube setup/cnnctn after thePerfectServerUbuntu16.04

I worked through the night, I hope this isn't a duplicate question or something I just overlooked.

I followed this:
howtoforge.com/tutorial/perfect-server-ubuntu-16.04-with-apache-php-myqsl-pureftpd-bind-postfix-doveot-and-ispconfig/

until the bitter end.

Now I would like to know how to open the roundcube webmailer - or: How to set it up with ISPConfig. Because the tutorials available are only for Debian+onemorewhichisnotubuntu and ISPCFG 3, not 3.1.

A step by step walk through for lazy linuxnooby beings would be granditiously appreciated. If it's in the Manual, I'll buy it! (will most likely do anyways)

And thanks for the tutorial, it was great!

--NMND

EDIT!
I found the link. Sadly, when I go to
https ://ip:8080/mail/webmailer.php?id=1
it forwards me to
https ://ip:8080/webmail
which displays:

While https ://ip:8080/phpmyadmin/ displays a lot of gibberish:

Code:

"addJSON( 'list', PMA_RecentFavoriteTable::getInstance('recent')->getHtmlList() ); exit; } if ($GLOBALS['PMA_Config']->isGitRevision()) { if (isset($_REQUEST['git_revision']) && $GLOBALS['is_ajax_request'] == true) { PMA_printGitRevision(); exit; } echo '
'; } // Handles some variables that may have been sent by the calling script $GLOBALS['db'] = ''; $GLOBALS['table'] = ''; $show_query = '1'; // Any message to display? if (! empty($message)) { echo PMA_Util::getMessage($message); unset($message); } $common_url_query = PMA_URL_getCommon(); $mysql_cur_user_and_host = ''; // when $server > 0, a server has been chosen so we can display // all MySQL-related information if ($server > 0) { include 'libraries/server_common.inc.php'; include 'libraries/StorageEngine.class.php'; // Use the verbose name of the server instead of the hostname // if a value is set $server_info = ''; if (! empty($cfg['Server']['verbose'])) { $server_info .= htmlspecialchars($cfg['Server']['verbose']); if ($GLOBALS['cfg']['ShowServerInfo']) { $server_info .= ' ('; } } if ($GLOBALS['cfg']['ShowServerInfo'] || empty($cfg['Server']['verbose'])) { $server_info .= $GLOBALS['dbi']->getHostInfo(); } if (! empty($cfg['Server']['verbose']) && $GLOBALS['cfg']['ShowServerInfo']) { $server_info .= ')'; } $mysql_cur_user_and_host = $GLOBALS['dbi']->fetchValue('SELECT USER();'); // should we add the port info here? $short_server_info = (!empty($GLOBALS['cfg']['Server']['verbose']) ? $GLOBALS['cfg']['Server']['verbose'] : $GLOBALS['cfg']['Server']['host']); } echo '
' . "\n"; // Anchor for favorite tables synchronization. echo PMA_RecentFavoriteTable::getInstance('favorite')->getHtmlSyncFavoriteTables(); echo '
'; if ($server > 0 || count($cfg['Servers']) > 1 ) { if ($cfg['DBG']['demo']) { echo '
'; echo '
' . __('phpMyAdmin Demo Server') . '

[...]"

H3LPZ! :'(

 

Thanks for your reply, and yeap, I found that setting, too. But it did not solve my problem.

Making this clear in the beginning: <m.y.i.p> is just a placeholder, same as <domain>, I don't want to publish it.
[SERVERNAME] is also the same as the <domain>. It was web.<domain> before, but that did not make any sense to me, so I changed the hostname to <domain>, what obviously changed the Servername.

phpmyadmin:
Interface Config: PHPMyAdmin URL: [SERVERNAME]/phpmyadmin
https://<domain>/phpmyadmin shows:

https://<m.y.i.p>/phpmyadmin shows:
the same.

An error occurred during a connection to <m.y.i.p>. SSL received a record that exceeded the maximum permissible length. Error code: SSL_ERROR_RX_RECORD_TOO_LONG</quote>

http://<domain>/phpmyadmin shows:

and loads more...
http://<m.y.i.p>/phpmyadmin shows:
the same.

Firefox Developer Web Console shows:

while http://<m.y.i.p>:8080/phpmyadmin/ shows:

webmail
Interface Main Config > Webmail URL: webmail.[SERVERNAME]
DNS has a dns zone for webmail.<domain>.
And later there were no changes when I changed Interface Main Config > Webmail URL to [SERVERNAME]/webmail

URLS and what the browser shows:
webmail.<domain> displays the white green default ISPConfig site.
webmail.<m.y.i.p> displays

Each the same in https as well as http.

https://<domain>/webmail (Same as https://<domain>:8080/webmail)

https://web.<domain>/webmail

https://<m.y.i.p>/webmail

http://<domain>/webmail => www.<domain>/webmail (it gets automatically converted, in the domain settings, I put this to "no auto subdomain", why is it still changing?.

http://<m.y.i.p>/webmail

https://web.<domain>:8080/webmail || https://<m.y.i.p>:8080/webmail

ping + tracert
Also: ping web.<domain> as well as tracert web.<domain> work, but both won't work with ping/tracert <domain>.

Hostname in ISPConfig System > Server Config is <domain>.

If required, I will send you login and ip via PM, if you initiate contact.[/quote][/quote]

 

Nice thanks you dude

 

Servus Till! Thank you for your reply and time. Sadly, I need more of it. (EDIT in the end of writing this post: It is solved. Please fly over the post anyways and read my last statement, for it seems to be a ISPConfig Issue. The Post Scriptum just requests a feature.)

I changed the server hostname back to web.domain.tld. (No changes)

Redoing "The Perfect Server" (as linked in the OP) Steps 8 and 8.2 (page) leads to Ubuntu stating that everything is already installed.

Opening domain.tld/phpinfo.php via browser works, the file is displayed as usual. (anything I should look for in there to find the error?)
Means: PHP works for the domains, at least, but not for phpmyadmin.

Again and still:
domain.tld/phpmyadmin, same as [server_ip]/phpmyadmin shows the pure php document like a .txt (it is better displayed in chrome than Firefox, jfyi) and does not translate it to php.

In the comments to "The Perfect Server", page 3, a user named "gab4mad" says:

When I follow those instructions and reload /phpmyadmin, the browser tries to download a 22kb sized file, so I deleted the line again.

I then found your comment on page 1 of "The Perfect Server":

When I do that

Code:

ls -la /etc/apache2/mods-enabled/php*

I get

But:

Now, googling "no php in apache2 mods enabled" and clicking on the first answer brought me to askubuntu, where the most voted answer has a small cmd in it, that solved my issue completely:

SOLUTION

Code:

sudo a2enmod php7.0
service apache2 restart

The result was:

Now there is one issue to be solved:

While the ISPConfig 3.1 > System > Interface > Main Config > Mail
Shows: Webmail URL: [SERVERNAME]/webmail, the working url is: domain.tld/roundcube

domain.tld/webmail still gives me a 404.

Thank you for your support!
--Floh

PS: Could you please add a [PREV] and [NEXT] button to the top of the tutorial pages? It is seriously annoying to scroll down until those buttons appear, especially because they are in the middle of the page, because of the comments. Just some userfriendlyness-feedback.

 

perfect, thank you! <3