I want to webmail login straight to inbox rather than choosing email cilent each time

[chrisj]

Hi - my clients want to login to: http://theiraccount.com/webmail and then on entering user name and password go straight into their inbox (in say neomail) instead of each time being presented with a choice of neomail/horde/squirrel mail.

Is this possible?

Thanks...

[dalem]

squirrel mail
https://domin.com:2096/3rdparty/squi.../src/login.php
http://domin.com:2095/3rdparty/squir.../src/login.php

the above that got blurpped out squirrelmail/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

[chrisj]

squirrel mail
https://domin.com:2096/3rdparty/squi.../src/login.php
http://domin.com:2095/3rdparty/squir.../src/login.php

the above that got blurpped out squirrelmail/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

Thanks Dalem... anyway to get it automatic from http://domain.com/webmail which is easier for clients to remember?

[dalem]

http://domin.com:2095/horde/
http://domin.com:2095/neomail/

works for everthing exept squirrelmail


or install cpanel proxy mail.domain.com/horde/ no ssl support


thats as close as you can get without some hacking

[verdon]

Can't something be done in httpd.conf to get what chrisj wants?

[asmithjr]

http://domain.com:2095/squirrelmail/src/login.php worked for me.

Question, can I pass the login information from my script to this?

Al

[dalem]

squirrelmail must be set up differently on differnt builds of OS

http://domain.com:2095/squirrelmail/src/login.php worked for me. 

mine goes to neomail it needs the 3rdparty in it


I am sure you could write a php or cgi script to redirect to the different mail clients but that wasnot the orig question

here is a simple java script


<script type="text/javascript"> function set_target() {

var username, password, servername, login_option, protacal;
domain = document.forms.login_form.user.value;


login_option = document.forms.login_form.login_option.value;

login_option == '2096' ? protacal = 'https://' : protacal = 'http://'
;

document.forms.login_form.action = protacal + domain + ':' + login_option
;

} </script>

domain name
<form name="login_form" method="post" onsubmit="set_target();">
<table width="154" height="59" border="0" cellpadding="0" cellspacing="0"><tbody><tr><td height="38">
<p><font color="#ffffff" size="1">DOMAIN
NAME </font>
<input style="width: 125px; height: 18px;" name="user" class="input" type="text" value="">
<br> <select style="width: 125px; height: 18px;" name="login_option" class="input">

<option value="2096/3rdparty/squirrelmail/src/login.php">squirrelmail</option>
<option value="2096/neomail/neomail.pl">neomail/</option>
<option value="2096/horde/index.php">horde Webmail</option></select> <font size="1" color="#ffffff">LOGIN
TYPE </font> </p></td></tr><tr><td height="21">
<input type="image" src="/images/login.gif" width="47" height="16"> </form>

[asmithjr]

close, wanting to use a form that prompts for user and password then logs directly into squirrel mail. without the 2nd prompt.

[steventay]

squirrelmail must be set up differently on differnt builds of OS

http://domain.com:2095/squirrelmail/src/login.php worked for me. 

TYPE </font> </p></td></tr><tr><td height="21">
<input type="image" src="/images/login.gif" width="47" height="16"> </form>

don't understand.

my webmail always have popup to ask for email address and password

http://webmail.steventay.com

how do i make it like http://webmail.100for100.com

thank.

[ryno267]

you can edit your httpd.conf file to route to the squirrelmail directory instead of the cpanel page. I did it.. search on the forum (older than 30days) for squirrelmail... I asked this a long time ago and remedied it...

[chrisj]

Inspired by your comments, I realised I could simply place the following php redirect message in a page called index.php in a folder called mail. Thereby my client can simply type in www.theirdomain.com/mail enter their username and password and end up straight away in their inbox. Excellent - thanks guys
Chris

index.php simply contains:

<?php
header("Location: http://domaincom:2095/neomail/");
exit;
?>

[ryno267]

lol.. sure.. that'll work too... just re-re-forwards it...

[fawcetteng]

how come this solution doesnt work for squirrel or horde?

[ryno267]

well it should in theory - just make sure you use the correct port and dir structure.

[Oso]

This is so weird, tell me whats wrong guys, if you will.

<html>

<head>
<meta http-equiv="Content-Type" content="text/html; charset=windows-1252" x-undefined>
<title>Mail</title>
</head>

<body>
<?php
header("Location: http://peaches-gaming.com:2095/neomail/"); 
exit;
?>


</body>

</html>