simple squirrelmail login redirect question
Hey everyone,
Although my squirrelmail login page comes up correctly as: https://mail.mydomain.com/src/login.php users are getting 404 errors after logging in, because a successful login is taking them to: https://mail.mydomain.comsrc/webmail.php any ideas on where to change this? Thanks! |
Hi,
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Getting a 404 error means that the domain part is correct and you're trying to access a page that does not exist. In this case check the web server error_log to see what this page is. Regards |
after checking again in firefox, the error isn't a 404, but:
Server not found Firefox can't find the server at mail.mydomain.comsrc I've checked the ./conf.pl script settings, certainly no reference to mydomain.comsrc in there... but i'm not sure where else to look? |
Hi,
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It looks like you're doing some sort of URL redirection and you have forgotten the trailing slash. If you're running apache check in httpd.conf and/or .htaccess for the respective directives Regards |
found the problem in my httpd.conf; thanks!
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iam also some like issue can you tell me which line is giving problem in http.conf
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hi there!
Yes, sorry for not posting it before. I had actually setup a redirect so that my https://mail.mydomain.com was the default login page for apache (for instructions on how i did this, see http://www.linuxmail.info/squirrelma.../#virtual-host ). as a part of this, i had to change the code in my .conf file from: Code:
redirect permanent / https://mail.mydomain.com Code:
redirect permanent / https://mail.mydomain.com/ |
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