I have a brand new Ubuntu 20.04 with ISPConfig 3.2.4 and apache installed following the automated installation tutorial Usually I make this to make webmail subdomain: Code: Host: webmail Domain: mydomain.com Redirect Type: R, L Redirect Path: https://mydomain.com/webmail/ This change URL address from webmail.mydomain.com to https://mydomain.com/webmail/. Is there anyway to access webmail but keeping webmail.mydomain.com URL? I want this because now I'm installing a new mail server for mydomain.com, but web is in another server. So if it redirects to https://mydomain.com/webmail/ it will go to another server, so I think the solution would be to keep URL. I could make directly site called webmail.mydomain.com but how could redirect this to webmail? Thanks.
I think this is vhost thinggy and normally done copying the relevant vhost template to conf-custom and its install folder, then editing it so that it is update-proof. If it is just a directive, simply edit it to redirect to the right domain.
Finally I create webmail.mydomain.com site and there, in redirect tab, I change this: Code: Redirect Type: proxy Redirect Path: http://server_IP/webmail/ SEO redirect: no The only problem is that rewrite http to https doesn't work, and if I put https in redirect path I get a cert error (because I don't have cert for IP) and if I change IP for server hostname I have an error. I will leave it this way.
It won't work in a future update due to changes in Roundcube, better use this: https://www.howtoforge.com/communit...ail-to-webmail-example-com.86368/#post-418680
Ah, that repo has the outdated Roundcube version. In that case the public_html folder does not exist yet.