Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 00:27:08 +0100 From: h.reindl@thelounge.net
Is the Alias I suggested correct?
for what benefit?
Or do you mean I should install it once in (e.g.) username/domain1_com/roundcube and use www.domain1.com for the web interface, even for domain2.com email addresses?
http://roundcube.yourcompany.tld/
ours is for 600 domains and a lot of users, hence you enter your username and your password at the login and that's it
I think we are talking at cross-purposes here. You have a single URL for access to the Roundcube webmail client, and users' emails can relate to any number of domains. What I would like to achieve is two URLs for access to Roundcube (www.domain1.com/webmail and www.domain2.com/webmail) where the emails relate to domain1.com and domain2.com respectively. Is this possible?
I think we are talking at cross-purposes here. You have a single URL for access to the Roundcube webmail client, and users' emails can relate to any number of domains. What I would like to achieve is two URLs for access to Roundcube (www.domain1.com/webmail and www.domain2.com/webmail) where the emails relate to domain1.com and domain2.com respectively. Is this possible?
Use ServerAlias in apache so that a single installation answers to multiple domain names...
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On 17. dec. 2014 04.42.51 Bob Miller bob@computerisms.ca wrote:
Use ServerAlias in apache so that a single installation answers to multiple domain names...
Will work for http, not for https unless ssl cert have both domains in a single cert
And roundcube can use 2 imap server from a single webmail url, users just need to know what imap server to use when login
Hi.
On 17 Dec 2014, at 12:46, Benny Pedersen wrote:
Use ServerAlias in apache so that a single installation answers to multiple domain names...
Will work for http, not for https unless ssl cert have both domains in a single cert
One can use the VirtualHost directive to serve multiple domains using individual certs. This will work with clients supporting SNI (almost all modern browsers), other clients will default to the first VirtualHost defined (if not specified, see also "SSLStrictSNIVHostCheck")
Robert
From: bob@computerisms.ca
I think we are talking at cross-purposes here. You have a single URL for access to the Roundcube webmail client, and users' emails can relate to any number of domains. What I would like to achieve is two URLs for access to Roundcube (www.domain1.com/webmail and www.domain2.com/webmail) where the emails relate to domain1.com and domain2.com respectively. Is this possible?
Use ServerAlias in apache so that a single installation answers to multiple domain names...
What I had in mind was to add the following to domain1 and domain2:
Alias /webmail /path/to/mydirectory/roundcube
Would Roundcube work with this? I need to ask the hosting company to create aliases so want to get it right before asking them.
Thanks in advance,
Jon
Date: Wed, 17 Dec 2014 17:06:28 +0100 From: me@junc.eu To: users@lists.roundcube.net Subject: Re: [RCU] Installing for multiple domains
Jon 1234 skrev den 2014-12-17 16:44:
Would Roundcube work with this? I need to ask the hosting company to create aliases so want to get it right before asking them.
apache conf is not a roundcube question
You are right. Neither is tar but the installation instructions include the exact command for that :-) I'll stop asking the question, and instead will review the various answers and follow my instincts. Many thanks to everyone who answered. Jon
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