listpopstable change help
We are using CPanles in secure mode. The &pops.html& file uses the listpopstable function to build the accounts list for the page. However it is building the link for web-email with the port number for insecure cpanels.
Where can I find the code to change this? Or is there a config parameter somewhere I need to change?
Thanks,
Ron D.
[quote:b4cec05de6][i:b4cec05de6]Originally posted by rwdcsi[/i:b4cec05de6]
We are using CPanles in secure mode. The &pops.html& file uses the listpopstable function to build the accounts list for the page. However it is building the link for web-email with the port number for insecure cpanels.
Where can I find the code to change this? Or is there a config parameter somewhere I need to change?
Thanks,
Ron D.[/quote:b4cec05de6]
You can't
however you can use the new api
Look in /usr/local/cpanel/newapi.txt
I looked at the newapi.txt, thanks for the pointer. Is there any
documentation or instructions anywhere that will help me understand
how to implement the api?
[quote:9615020275][i:9615020275]Originally posted by rwdcsi[/i:9615020275]
I looked at the newapi.txt, thanks for the pointer. Is there any
documentation or instructions anywhere that will help me understand
how to implement the api?[/quote:9615020275]
Its pretty simple
&?cp listpops([a href=&mailto:%&]Email %[/a],email,login)&
There are two var email and login the first % will be replaced with which ever one you specificy first
I'm a bit confused about what to use. The pops.html page currently
has the tag &cpanel Email=&listpopstable()&& which returns a table
that includes the email address, the arrow image, the login, the
delete image w/a link, the read webmail image w/a link, the change
password image w/a link and Outlook Express Config link (if on and
using Outlook) on each line of the table.
None of the strings in the newapi.txt file seem to match that. The
listgpgkeys entry looks to be the closest. Do I need to create my
own string of variables within &?cp listpops(????)& to return the same
content?
the newapi.txt has the structure for the layout for that page, is what I understand regarding the newapi.txt and the you call it by using &cpanel Email=&listpopstable()&&
Knowledge is Sharing.....
[quote:3fed54b754][i:3fed54b754]Originally posted by rwdcsi[/i:3fed54b754]
I'm a bit confused about what to use. The pops.html page currently
has the tag &cpanel Email=&listpopstable()&& which returns a table
that includes the email address, the arrow image, the login, the
delete image w/a link, the read webmail image w/a link, the change
password image w/a link and Outlook Express Config link (if on and
using Outlook) on each line of the table.
None of the strings in the newapi.txt file seem to match that. The
listgpgkeys entry looks to be the closest. Do I need to create my
own string of variables within &?cp listpops(????)& to return the same
content?
[/quote:3fed54b754]
Just try putting
&?cp listpops([a href=&mailto:%&]Email %[/a],email,login)&
in a page and watch what is spits back
If that is the case, I'm right back where I started. The read webmail
link on the pop accounts is built with port 2095 which is the port
for insecure access. We are running CPanels secured which needs
port 2096. When our customers click the link, they get a plank page
because they are in secure mode and port 2095 doesn't allow access to
secure pages.
How do I get the api to build the link with port 2096 instead of 2095?
When I place that code,
&?cp listpops([a href=&mailto:%&]Email %[/a],email,login)&,
in the pops.html it places a link at the top of the table to the last
pop account in the table. The link open my email client with the pop
account as the &to& value.
This is a good thing to have and I will use it, but it does nothing
to solve my current problem.
The &read webmail& link on each pop account is built with 2095 as
the port for accessing NeoMail. Port 2095 is for insecure and we are
running secure, using port 2096. I need know how to change the port
number in the link to 2096.
[quote:e7e8ec1466][i:e7e8ec1466]Originally posted by rwdcsi[/i:e7e8ec1466]
When I place that code,
&?cp listpops([a href=&mailto:%&]Email %[/a],email,login)&,
in the pops.html it places a link at the top of the table to the last
pop account in the table. The link open my email client with the pop
account as the &to& value.
This is a good thing to have and I will use it, but it does nothing
to solve my current problem.
The &read webmail& link on each pop account is built with 2095 as
the port for accessing NeoMail. Port 2095 is for insecure and we are
running secure, using port 2096. I need know how to change the port
number in the link to 2096.
[/quote:e7e8ec1466]
You could just use a full URL in that link couldn't you. I mean the fram the webmail is in won't be secure but it should work.
Just keeping my "eye" on things....
R. Paul Mathews
RPMWS - diehard cPanel Nutcase
Can't specify a full URL because all the code is generated by the api.
I think the api needs to be aware of secured/unsecured operation and
build the links accordingly. Otherwise, no matter what solution is
implemented for one mode of operation, it will break the other mode
of operation. It would be nice to allow customers their choice with
both modes working.
Nick? Anyone? Should this go to bugtrak?
[quote:60fffc8f82][i:60fffc8f82]Originally posted by rwdcsi[/i:60fffc8f82]
Can't specify a full URL because all the code is generated by the api.
I think the api needs to be aware of secured/unsecured operation and
build the links accordingly. Otherwise, no matter what solution is
implemented for one mode of operation, it will break the other mode
of operation. It would be nice to allow customers their choice with
both modes working.
Nick? Anyone? Should this go to bugtrak?[/quote:60fffc8f82]
That's right I forgot about that ..wasn't thinking. I guess you could just simply make a page that everyone is directed to that explains how to access say using https://domain.com/webmail/ and have them start using that method maybe?? Does the webmail even work with SSL ?
Just keeping my "eye" on things....
R. Paul Mathews
RPMWS - diehard cPanel Nutcase
Yes, it does. There was problem with the images being insecure.
Netscape of course wouldn't show the insecure components but IE
would (browsers??????) Anyway I found what was causing that, fixed
it and have tested in secure and insecure modes with good results.
I need to pass it up to Nick for consideration so here is what I found
and changed:
The NeoMail Insecure Images Issue:
I have found what is causing the images to be insecure. I have made
changes and tested in secure and insecure modes and all seems to work
well.
In /usr/local/cpanel/etc/neomail.conf, end of the file, there are
three lines:
$image_url = &http://$httphost/neo-images&;
$bg_url = &http://$httphost/neo-images/neomail-bg.gif&;
$logo_url = &http://$httphost/neo-images/neomail.gif&;
that point to the images for neomail. The &http://& hoses the
security of the images. I changed the lines as follows (removed the
$httphost portion because relative instead of absolute reference does
need it):
$image_url = &/neo-images&;
$bg_url = &/neo-images/neomail-bg.gif&;
$logo_url = &/neo-images/neomail.gif&;
and all seems to be good, secured and unsecured.
I have done some looking and testing and can not see a need for
httphost that was in the lines. Appears that it was to allow for
image directories in each domain home directory, customized images
probably.
A better solution would be to retain the absolute reference (so custom
images could be used) but have a line for secure and insecure. I
don't know if there is a variable to tell us this or not.
However, if the new webmail package goes in pretty soon, all this may
be moot.
Would this be a bug fix request? The auto updates replace the
neomail.conf file when they run and it would be nice to get the fix
incorporated into the package so I don't have to re-fix it every day.
OOPS!
(removed the $httphost portion because relative instead of absolute
reference does need it)
should have been:
(removed the $httphost portion because relative instead of absolute
reference does NOT need it)
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