RoundCube Mail

[codegirl42]

RoundCube Mail


Just installed this in my cpanel. BEST THING SINCE SLICED BREAD!

Not sure if this was posted already...sorry if it has been.

http://forums.rackmounted.com/archiv....php/t-65.html

[duranduran]

Can you send emails?
I made the installation without problems. The roudcube receives emails, but doesn't send anything (SMTP error i bealive).

[hergy80]

There is a problem if you follow the cpanel installation instructions. You have to edit the php code.

In the /usr/local/cpanel/base/roundcube/skins/default/templates/compose.html at about line 31 (you can also search for post) and change the action for the form to be

index.php

instead of

./


This fixed my problem. It all seems to work pretty well, but it did take some getting used to have to double click to open mail.

[krava]

Can you send emails?
I made the installation without problems. The roudcube receives emails, but doesn't send anything (SMTP error i bealive).

I installed RoundCube Mail myself and it works fine for me. What error message do you get when you try to send ? Did you check /var/log/exim_mail.log ?

[sv1]

There is a problem if you follow the cpanel installation instructions. You have to edit the php code.

In the /usr/local/cpanel/base/roundcube/skins/default/templates/compose.html at about line 31 (you can also search for post) and change the action for the form to be

index.php

instead of

./


This fixed my problem. It all seems to work pretty well, but it did take some getting used to have to double click to open mail.

Worked perfetly, thank you.

[dob3rman]

Good job

There is a problem if you follow the cpanel installation instructions. You have to edit the php code.

In the /usr/local/cpanel/base/roundcube/skins/default/templates/compose.html at about line 31 (you can also search for post) and change the action for the form to be

index.php

instead of

./


This fixed my problem. It all seems to work pretty well, but it did take some getting used to have to double click to open mail.

[Funkadelic]

That tutorial was originally made by my good friend Scott at http://www.hostgeekz.com

You would also want to follow the directions on his website as it is an updated and seemless install.