How do I install roundcube if I am not using a virtual server?
I have tried manually installing roundcube via download and attempting to get it working in the directory the webmail is pointing to, but that is not working.
Having played with iredmail before you can actually setup a mail domain using the same QDN as the host sits on (host (FQDN) = mail-1.domain.com / QDN = domain.com). On VirtualMin if you try setup a virtual server using the DQN (domain.com) on a host that is using mail-1.domain.com it causes all sorts of problems.
Any assistance please? Or tell me what I am doing wrong.
Dont understand too much what you want…you are using Virtualmin or just Webmin? Did you have a virtualserver for your domain.tld? And want to create that subdomain (without creating another virtualserver) to get roundcube running on it? You are using apache or nginx?
Hi, I use Apache. What configs do you require? I have destroyed my system so many times in the last 3 days now I am starting from scratch again. Let me get the host running and I will share what you need.
So now I have the subdomain pointed to my IPv4 and my Nginx configuration receiving that and pointing to webmail folder, and in my clients I just redirect all the webmail.clientdomain.tld to my webmail.domain.tld.
In Apache should be the same logic, I prefer Nginx…its more simple and fast.
Thanks marcelorp! Your config helped me solve my issue. Still using Apache. But this is what I have been doing wrong … I haev been using webmin to try and manage the certs for the host system … absolute nightmare!!!
… did you create subdomains and end up with 4 certs total for the “domain.com” domain… and which of the 4 did you apple to “webmin, usermin, dovecot, postfix, proftpd” ???
Then, when you do it first time and it completes, you “should” get the option to apply that cert with all 4 names included to webmin/usermin/etc. I say should as I think that is where it happened.
You may have to do the redirect for the webmail first as it may not work straight out of the box, until I had the webmail point to the root.
Good to hear that. I want PhpMyadmin and webmail as centralized so that users dont need to install from scripts for each account.
Can you guide me with step by step instructions as i am not very familiar with the virtualmin.
Note: A video tutorial will help many starters as this is a very common question among virtualmin users.