Hello,
I am currently hosting some websites with individual cPanel accounts and I'm using Roundcube with specific plug-ins as my mail client.
I would like to install Roundcube just once on one domain and have all clients visit this domain for their emails, rather than installing Roundcube for each account. It also solves the problem of having to automate the Roundcube installation which is proving extremely difficult.
So, I've been searching the internet for days and playing around with WHM/cPanel and cannot seem to get what I want.
Just to clarify - www.first-domain.com, www.second-domain.com and www.third-domain.com will all visit www.email-service.com to pick up their emails. None of the domains are hosted as add-on domains or are parked so I cannot create an account in www.email-service.com which would be an email address from their domain.
I've tried playing with MX settings setting them all pointing to www.email-service.com but this has proved useless.
I am gradually automating every single stage of the account set-up process so would like a solution to conform to this.
Any ideas?
I am currently hosting some websites with individual cPanel accounts and I'm using Roundcube with specific plug-ins as my mail client.
I would like to install Roundcube just once on one domain and have all clients visit this domain for their emails, rather than installing Roundcube for each account. It also solves the problem of having to automate the Roundcube installation which is proving extremely difficult.
So, I've been searching the internet for days and playing around with WHM/cPanel and cannot seem to get what I want.
Just to clarify - www.first-domain.com, www.second-domain.com and www.third-domain.com will all visit www.email-service.com to pick up their emails. None of the domains are hosted as add-on domains or are parked so I cannot create an account in www.email-service.com which would be an email address from their domain.
I've tried playing with MX settings setting them all pointing to www.email-service.com but this has proved useless.
I am gradually automating every single stage of the account set-up process so would like a solution to conform to this.
Any ideas?