I installed the roundcube, and there is a server field that has been added to the login page? Is this necessary? I would rather people just enter their email address and password like it was setup before. Is there any way to get rid of it and have it always use localhost? Thanks.
RoundCube: how to change the server field on the login screen: Within the configuration file /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/roundcubemail/config/main.inc.php there is a line which shows: $rcmail_config['default_host'] = ''; The result of that default line is that the server field is displayed at the RoundCube login screen. If you change that line within: $rcmail_config['default_host'] = 'localhost'; you can remove the server field, so it's not displayed anymore. If you like a pulldown menu with all your hostnames in it, you can replace that default line $rcmail_config['default_host'] = ''; with: $rcmail_config['default_host'][] = "server1.domain.tld"; $rcmail_config['default_host'][] = "server2.domain.tld"; $rcmail_config['default_host'][] = "server3.domain.tld"; $rcmail_config['default_host'][] = "server4.domain.tld"; (The hostnames "serverX.domain.tld" are just mentioned as an example, use your own hostnames instead).
i'm setting up drupal multisites (shared codebase) in the same server, ISPConfig 3 hosting server. does anyone know and have successfully made roundcube webmail working for all the multisites, e.g. http://www.site-1.com/webmail, http://www.site-2.com/webmail, http://www.site-3.com/webmail etc, with the shared drupal codebase? if yes, it is much appreciated if you can provide the information? if not, can you provide some helpful information as well. thanks. Environment: RoundCube 0.3.1-3 ISPConfig 3.0.3.1 Ubuntu 10.04 LTS
