enabling specific mail client for specifc domain

[rajuru]

hello,
when user logs in 2095, multiple mail client is showed there (roundcube/horde/squirelmail).

It is ok for all my clients except a single. suppose, the domain is xyz.com. when he/she logs into there, he should see only roundcube while all other customers see all of them.

is it possible and if yes, how?

thanks in advance.

[thewebhosting]

You can enable and disable webmail applications as per user accounts.

Suppose the username is xyzco for your domain xyz.com, first login to SSH into the server as root, and edit the file mentioned below:

pico /var/cpanel/users/xyzco

Now, if you want to disable all webmail applications and enable roundcube mail, you would need to add following lines:

skiphorde=1
skipsqmail=1
skiprcmail=0

Next, you'll need to restart cPanel, you can normally do this by doing :

/etc/init.d/cpanel restart

Now, when the user xyzco logs into webmail, they only see roundcube mail, and not the other two.

[rajuru]

thank a lot dear. that is exactly what I was looking for.

[rajuru]

Originally Posted by thewebhosting

You can enable and disable webmail applications as per user accounts.

Suppose the username is xyzco for your domain xyz.com, first login to SSH into the server as root, and edit the file mentioned below:

pico /var/cpanel/users/xyzco

Now, if you want to disable all webmail applications and enable roundcube mail, you would need to add following lines:

skiphorde=1
skipsqmail=1
skiprcmail=0

Next, you'll need to restart cPanel, you can normally do this by doing :

/etc/init.d/cpanel restart

Now, when the user xyzco logs into webmail, they only see roundcube mail, and not the other two.

hello,
i just tried your tips however no luck. i made changes and restarted cpanel service. but still see all the three.

here portion of the file:

LANG=english
MAXADDON=50
MAXFTP=50
MAXLST=50
MAXPARK=50
MAXPOP=50
MAXSQL=50
MAXSUB=50
OWNER=root
PLAN=BusinessClass
RS=x3
STARTDATE=1244099959
skiphorde=1
skiprcmail=1

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