Installation in /webmail/ folder?

[Gav]

Hi All,

First of all, I'd like to say a big thank you to the team working on RoundCube. It's an ace product and I'm looking forward to deploying it.

We currently have a shared host which has cPanel installed. I've set RoundCube up fine in a /test/ directory and it works perfectly.

However, when I put anythingin http://www.ourdomain.com/webmail/ folder, it redirects to the built in cPanel webmail page, which we'd rather our clients not be able to see. I can access http://www.ourdomain.com/webmail/index.html (where I've put a test file) but if I just leave it as /webmail/ it redirects.

Is there any way that I can, through means of .htaccess/redirects etc. set RoundCube up in the /webmail/ directory of my web server, or does this require root-level tweaking?

Thanks,

Gav

[SKaero]

It would require a root level tweak to get it to work that way.

[nytkat]

Hi All,

First of all, I'd like to say a big thank you to the team working on RoundCube. It's an ace product and I'm looking forward to deploying it.

We currently have a shared host which has cPanel installed. I've set RoundCube up fine in a /test/ directory and it works perfectly.

However, when I put anythingin http://www.ourdomain.com/webmail/ folder, it redirects to the built in cPanel webmail page, which we'd rather our clients not be able to see. I can access http://www.ourdomain.com/webmail/index.html (where I've put a test file) but if I just leave it as /webmail/ it redirects.

Is there any way that I can, through means of .htaccess/redirects etc. set RoundCube up in the /webmail/ directory of my web server, or does this require root-level tweaking?

Thanks,

Gav

Hi,

I too have the same problem, so guys can anybody please suggest me something.

Thank You,