hi there.
i'm trying to get rid of webmail usr/login prompt that comes out (prompts xD) when a user types domain.com/webmail

just want to he reaches the horde login window

read somewhere about a howto but just find the squierremail, not for horde.

also read about move horde folder outside cpanel, but it seems to have a prob with suexec

any clues?, links?, good wishes? =)

tnx
znz

Best of luck in finding a solution

I hope that someone will correct me if I am wrong, but I believe that the webmail alias calls a script that is not unique to each individual domain. You need to be authenticated through this script before you are presented with the webmail program login. I know it can be done with SquirrelMail, but I believe you can setup your own (non-cPanel) Horde install and bypass this extra step.

I have not used the webmail login for some time and I have not received any complaints about its use.

login to your webmail....
go to horde, then it will show you the HTML page for login
look at the source code and there you have it

I also need help about this!

Not a hundred percent sure but I know the /webmail/ is a simple port redirect to 2095.

It's just a matter of changing the redirect.

from: http://www.mydomain.com:2095

to: http://www.mydomain.com:2095/horde/index.php

I would think....

-drmike

You would think.

I think it is one deeper. Trying to get rid of double login.

squirrel mail

https://domin.com:2096/3rdparty/squirrelmai...l/src/login.php
http://domin.com:2095/3rdparty/squirrelmai...l/src/login.php

horde
https://domin.com:2096/horde/index.php
http://domin.com:2095/horde/index.php

neo mail
https://domin.com:2096/neomail/neomail.pl
http://domin.com:2095/neomail/neomail.pl



add a subdomain for your clients like maybe webmail.domain.com and have the page redirect to one of the urls above then you would would not have to edit the redirects

why dont install a 3 party appz for that specific domain?

i have to do that for some clients, because of the 2095 port.. some netadmins block that port in there network.

carlos

That way I still have the doble login : ALso, I would have to do it manually for all my clients, right?

for the existing ones yes but you could have cpanel add the subdomain when creating new accounts