NEW Webmail System!

[striddy]

Originally Posted by mheavan

i have planned to make a subdomain for my members ..
how can i give access to them

Access to do what?

Originally Posted by mheavan

how can i make the user names and passwords for them to edit their own sub domains is that possible

If by "edit their own sub domains" you mean access to allow them to create their own sub domains, then the only way is by giving them your cpanel username / password which you naturally don't want to do.

[angeladavis]

the changes look promising.

[wodrun]

Is there no way to access the webmailer using SSL?
https://webmail.hostgator.com leads to an error message saying the following:

ssl_error_rx_record_too_long

That is quite a pity because I do not like the idea to access my mails unsecure...

[GatorJamesF]

Hello,

You can access your webmail via SSL using port 2096.

https://your-domain.tld:2096/

[raj79]

hi everyone

[WebLiveTech]

Thank you
It's good

[anono]

Nice email system. But when I try to create a new folder AND check the checkbox "Let this folder contain subfolders", the new folder is not created. No matter how many times I refresh the folders list, I still can't see the new folder. I can create a new folder if I don't check the checkbox, and that new folder actually can contain subfolders. Is there a solution for this, other than installing my own email software?

[anono]

Originally Posted by anono

Nice email system. But when I try to create a new folder AND check the checkbox "Let this folder contain subfolders", the new folder is not created. No matter how many times I refresh the folders list, I still can't see the new folder. I can create a new folder if I don't check the checkbox, and that new folder actually can contain subfolders. Is there a solution for this, other than installing my own email software?

The folks at HostGator support have just fixed this problem in response to a ticket I submitted.

I believe the solution was to change the configuration parameter $show_contain_subfolders_option from true to false in the NutsMail configuration file config/config_local.php.

The result is that the checkbox "Let this folder contain subfolders" is no longer displayed. You can create folders without encountering the error, and these folders can contain subfolders. My clients will not have problems, and I will not have to explain the nature of the problem to them. Thanks, guys.

[3Cell Hosting]

OK - Looks like I need to install Nutsmail to give my clients a good experience

Which version do I need to get as a reseller? The 'personal' is for one domain but I guess all my clients are included in that domain set up?

It gets confusing as 'commercial' is server wide unlimited usage.

Advice please from those resellers who have successfully completed this task?

Regards

David

[Skyjumper]

if you have a reseller account, you have access to roundcube, squirrel mail, and one other one who's name escapes me now. If you dont have a reseller account, you shouldnt be reselling in the first place

[3Cell Hosting]

Hi Skyjumper,

I do indeed have access to them. I have a client who is complaining that accessing webmail is a long winded process and the webmail provided by hostgator has their ad-line on the pages.

My understanding was that as a reseller I could install nutsmail or the free squirrelmail and then supply my customers with a similar direct login but branded with my logo etc.

It is only recently that clients are asking about email as I suspect more and more are using blackberries and mobiles to keep in touch.

Just for the record I have been a reseller with Hostgator since 2004

Regards

David

[anono]

Originally Posted by 3Cell Hosting

OK - Looks like I need to install Nutsmail to give my clients a good experience

Which version do I need to get as a reseller? The 'personal' is for one domain but I guess all my clients are included in that domain set up?

It gets confusing as 'commercial' is server wide unlimited usage.

Advice please from those resellers who have successfully completed this task?

Regards

David

I was looking into the question of how to install email for clients who needed webmail access. Nutsmail seemed better than other options, but even with Nutsmail, I encountered some difficulties. One difficulty (described in post #382 above) was solved, but others cropped up; and I foresaw no end of maintenance and support work that I would have to do. In the end, I found it easiest and best all around to hook the client up to Gmail offered with Google Apps. It is free, as long as there are fewer than 50 users. Gmail is well-supported and highly sophisticated, much better than anything I could have provided them myself. The client is very happy with it.

[Hoggs74]

I would recommend setting up google apps for your customers webmail experience. Its very easy to do, and works great. I personally use it for my webmail and calendar and I am a reseller.

[striddy]

Originally Posted by monay

new webmail system

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Oh great... the moronic spammers are back.

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