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| Variable for which site, rather than
domain name |
 
United States |
2007-06-28 17:28:31 |
Hi All,
Not sure exactly how to describe this one, so here's an
explanation.
We have a SurgeMail server, mail.domain.com, and
mail.domain.com
also has a valid SSL certificate.
We have a client MX/mail server that goes through
mail.domain.com
called mail.client.com.
https://mail.domain.com -
for webmail - valid SSL, no error.
https://mail.client.com -
SSL error, not a valid cert (obviously).
We'd like to direct all webmail/domain admin through the
main
domain, mail.domain.com. Is there a way to tell the main
mail
server which domain is logging in, without the domain being
mail.client.com?
e.g. https
://mail.domain.com/?domain=mail.client.com
Or does it rely completely on the domain name?
cheers,
Richard
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| Re: Variable for which site, rather
than domain name |
United States |
2007-06-28 17:40:14 |
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Hi Richard,
Sounds like I'm doing exactly what you want on my Surgemail server. It
requires a few manual changes to the Templates.
In login.tpl add
<input type="hidden" name="select_domain" value="||domain||">;
and you'll be able to access your other domains via syntax like https://mail.domain.com/scripts/webmail.exe?domain=mail.client.com . The user then won't have to enter his domain as part of the username.
You'll also want to modify a couple other template files such as logout.tpl and error.tpl, changing occurrences of "cmd=%20" to "domain=||domain||".
Hope this helps!
Regards,
Bob
Richard McLean wrote:
%5B192.168.0.2%5D"
type="cite">Hi All,
Not sure exactly how to describe this one, so here's an explanation.
We have a SurgeMail server, mail.domain.com, and mail.domain.com
also has a valid SSL certificate.
We have a client MX/mail server that goes through mail.domain.com
called mail.client.com.
https://mail.domain.com - for webmail - valid SSL, no error.
https://mail.client.com - SSL error, not a valid cert (obviously).
We'd like to direct all webmail/domain admin through the main
domain, mail.domain.com. Is there a way to tell the main mail
server which domain is logging in, without the domain being
mail.client.com?
e.g. https://mail.domain.com/?domain=mail.client.com
Or does it rely completely on the domain name?
cheers,
Richard
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Bob Fera
I.T. Manager
Zenith Information Group
18757 Burbank Blvd., Suite 116
Tarzana, CA 91356
Phone: 818-206-8634 Ext. 160
Fax: 818-345-2605
Members of NACHA
The Electronic Payments Association
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| Re: Variable for which site, rather
than domain name |
United States |
2007-06-28 17:46:23 |
At 8:28 AM +1000 29/6/07, Richard McLean wrote:
>We'd like to direct all webmail/domain admin through the
main
>domain, mail.domain.com. Is there a way to tell the main
mail
>server which domain is logging in, without the domain
being
>mail.client.com?
>
>e.g. https
://mail.domain.com/?domain=mail.client.com
>
>Or does it rely completely on the domain name?
Oh, forgot to mention, I know that using the full user client.com
email address works for mail users, but that doesn't work
for the
domain administrator login.
cheers,
Richard
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| Re: Variable for which site, rather
than domain name |
United States |
2007-06-28 17:50:19 |
At 3:40 PM -0700 28/6/07, Bob Fera wrote:
>Sounds like I'm doing exactly what you want on my
Surgemail server.
>It requires a few manual changes to the Templates.
Excellent, many thanks Bob! 
cheers,
Richard
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| Re: Variable for which site, rather
than domain name |
United States |
2007-06-28 17:59:08 |
Hi All,
It works with the domain admin login too, changing
web/na_login.htm,
adding as Bob outlined:
<input type="hidden" name="domain"
value="||domain||">
Many thanks NetWin for the great source commenting, it's
much appreciated trying to change things like this!
cheers,
Richard
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