Alam
24th December 2007, 21:44
Hello All,
I am using ISPConfig on ubuntu gusty with apache2,squirrelmail installed as an addon in ispconfig, I need some help please with URL rewrite. If I can I would like to avoid adding a co-domain in ispconfig no specific reason thats the way I want it to be.
At the minute to access my webmail I have to do this
https://www.abc.co.uk:81/squirrelmail and that redirects to https://www.abc.co.uk:81/src/login.php
but what i want it to redirect it to (through apache2)
https://www.abc.co.uk/webmail.
Also I want it done once, I do not want to it for every domain on my server, hence other customers if they want to access there webmail simply type https:// theredomain.name/webmail and through to there webmail from there.
I have read about it on different webites, forums including apache and this (seems quite an old thread here) but have not been able to solve the mystery.
I cannot understand how it is done it seems hard.
Any help on this with examples would be really appreciated.
Thank you very much in advance. Looking forward for positive response.
:)
I am using ISPConfig on ubuntu gusty with apache2,squirrelmail installed as an addon in ispconfig, I need some help please with URL rewrite. If I can I would like to avoid adding a co-domain in ispconfig no specific reason thats the way I want it to be.
At the minute to access my webmail I have to do this
https://www.abc.co.uk:81/squirrelmail and that redirects to https://www.abc.co.uk:81/src/login.php
but what i want it to redirect it to (through apache2)
https://www.abc.co.uk/webmail.
Also I want it done once, I do not want to it for every domain on my server, hence other customers if they want to access there webmail simply type https:// theredomain.name/webmail and through to there webmail from there.
I have read about it on different webites, forums including apache and this (seems quite an old thread here) but have not been able to solve the mystery.
I cannot understand how it is done it seems hard.
Any help on this with examples would be really appreciated.
Thank you very much in advance. Looking forward for positive response.
:)