External Login to "webmail" for all hosted clients

[designtech]

hi

i'm a reseller host, and im wanting to have a "webmail" login form on my website for customers to login to their respective email accounts. kinda like a "one form fits all"

because my customers have different domains i cant set something up like mydomain.com/webmail i think.

Any Help much appreciated.

[Man0warr]

Also interested in something like this, anyone have any clever ideas?

For our clients that we host their website and e-mail we set up a yourdomain.com/mail that lets them login to their webmail, but we can't do this for clients we just do e-mail for and not website.

[elleryjh]

you can use mydomain.com/webmail, it's already setup [with cPanel's default configuration]. You can also do a few other things...

• Link to http://YourResellerMainDomain.com/webmail
• Link to https://YourResellerMainDomain.com/webmail
• Link to http://YourResellerMainDomain.com:2095
• Link to https://YourResellerMainDomain.com:2096
• Link to https://YourIpAddress:2096
• Link to http://YourIpAddress:2095
• My favorite - make a webpage on your domain with the following html code to login directly:

  <form action="https://YourResellerMainDomain.com:2096/login/" method="POST">
  <table>
  <tr><td>Username</td>
  <td><input type="text" name="user" size="16"></td></tr>
  <tr><td>Password</td><td><input type="password" name="pass" size="16">
  </td></tr><tr><td colspan="2"><div align="right">
  <input type="submit" value="Login">
  </div></td></tr>
  <tr><td colspan="2"><div align="left">
  <b>Note: Your Username is usually your email address.</b></div></td></tr>
  </table></form>

  Or if you don't want to use SSL, the form action can be http://YourResellerMainDomain.com:2095/login/

[mledonne]

if your a reseller most likely your IP address is the same as all your clients, so they should be able to login to http://yourwebsite.com/webmail with their email address and password as stated above. I did this in the past and then i got emails from my users that were confused because they were given a choice of 3 webclients to choose from and if they clicked on horde they had to click another button to get in and it was "too much of a process"

So what i did was just have them do a direct login to squirrelmail (most simple webmail client on the planet)

http://yourwebsite.com:2095/3rdparty...mail/index.php

I simply made a link on the front page and now they can all direct login to their email. You could get fancy and turn it into a form or create a redirect so perhaps

http://yourwebsite.com/email > http://yourwebsite.com:2095/3rdparty...mail/index.php

[charlesbamam]

I´ve put a form and change domain url, but it shows a login panel again...to fill again...how can I enter "directly" to choosen webmail?

[meckhay]

hi charlesbamam!
where you able to solve your problem? i have same problem here..i dont know whats the solution for this...if you know, please share it..thanks!

[marquis_ce]

you can use mydomain.com/webmail, it's already setup [with cPanel's default configuration]. You can also do a few other things...

• Link to http://YourResellerMainDomain.com/webmail
• Link to https://YourResellerMainDomain.com/webmail
• Link to http://YourResellerMainDomain.com:2095
• Link to https://YourResellerMainDomain.com:2096
• Link to https://YourIpAddress:2096
• Link to http://YourIpAddress:2095
• My favorite - make a webpage on your domain with the following html code to login directly:

  <form action="https://YourResellerMainDomain.com:2096/login/" method="POST">
  <table>
  <tr><td>Username</td>
  <td><input type="text" name="user" size="16"></td></tr>
  <tr><td>Password</td><td><input type="password" name="pass" size="16">
  </td></tr><tr><td colspan="2"><div align="right">
  <input type="submit" value="Login">
  </div></td></tr>
  <tr><td colspan="2"><div align="left">
  <b>Note: Your Username is usually your email address.</b></div></td></tr>
  </table></form>

  Or if you don't want to use SSL, the form action can be http://YourResellerMainDomain.com:2095/login/

How can i change
www.mydomain.com/wm instead of ".../webmail"

or

www.mydomain.com/cp instead of ".../cpanel"