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wasimriz
2nd April 2009, 21:51
Hello
I want instead of http://mynetmagician.com/squirrelmail i want
http://mail.mynetmagician.com
how would i can achieve this goal
Regards
Wasim
falko
3rd April 2009, 13:58
Create a Co-Domain mail.mynetmagician.com and forward it to http://mynetmagician.com/squirrelmail .
wasimriz
3rd April 2009, 20:59
Create a Co-Domain mail.mynetmagician.com and forward it to http://mynetmagician.com/squirrelmail .
Thanks Falko...
But i want that instead of http://mydomain.com/squirrelmail
is this possible through some setting i make it http://webmail.mydomain.com
Forwading is an option, but i want something throughsquirrelmail setting or postfix setting.
2) Falko i want that my mail id should look likt abc@mydomian.com instead of abc@mail.mydomain.com
Please help me
falko
4th April 2009, 14:39
Thanks Falko...
But i want that instead of http://mydomain.com/squirrelmail
is this possible through some setting i make it http://webmail.mydomain.com
Forwading is an option, but i want something throughsquirrelmail setting or postfix setting.You can also do this by creating rewrite rules in the Apache Directives field manually: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/rewrite/rewrite_guide.html
It's not possible to configure this in SquirrelMail or Postfix.
2) Falko i want that my mail id should look likt abc@mydomian.com instead of abc@mail.mydomain.com
Please help meYou must configure the correct sender address in your email client (SquirrelMail, Outlook, Thunderbird, etc.).
wasimriz
4th April 2009, 15:04
Falko
Thanks for prompt reply
can u guide where to make suitable changes in HTTP web browser so that i can route to mail.mydomain.com
falko
5th April 2009, 15:44
Try something like this in the Apache Directives field:
RewriteEngine on
RewriteRule ^/squirrelmail/$ http://webmail.mydomain.com/ [R]
wasimriz
6th April 2009, 13:37
Thanks alot for your quick prompt
Can u please let me tell me where i shall qoute the above line.
Bcoz i'm very familiar with RHEL but new to Ubuntu or Debian
falko
7th April 2009, 17:16
Please put it into the Apache Directives field of that web site in ISPConfig.
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