> From: [email protected] >> 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? > > again: roundcube is a MUA like Outlook or Thunderbird > > if all that users are on the same MAILSERVER there is no point to have > multiple roundcube URLs but frankly you can setup as many aliases as you > want - *but* they all would access the same MAILSERVER and so any user > known on that mailserver is valid
The point would be that each person responsible for each domain is able to view his emails at his domain (e.g. domain1.com/webmail to view [email protected], or domain2.com/webmail or view [email protected]) rather than having to go to differentdomain.com/webmail to view those emails. I understand that it would be the case that both Joe and John (in the example) could access their emails via either URL, and I'm happy with that. I just wanted help on (ideally, exactly) what alias I would have to use (in mydirectory/domain1_com and in mydirectory/domain2_com) so that a single Roundcube installation (in mydirectory) could be accessed via either www.domain1.com/webmail or www.domain2.com/webmail Thanks in advance, Jon _______________________________________________ Roundcube Users mailing list [email protected] http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/users
