Thanks Eric - It should be noted that I have my DNS MX record set to
point simply to 'mail.SERVERNAME.net' for all of the domains instead of
worrying about smtp.SERVERNAME.net, pop.SERVERNAME.net,
imap.SERVERNAME.net, etc.
So if a user types into their browser 'mail.SERVERNAME.net' they are
already pointed to the correct server and since they are using a web
browser, port 80 is assumed. ;o)
I just need to figure out how to get it to default to the SSL pages.
Scott
On 5/28/10 8:37 PM, Eric Shubert wrote:
I'm working on the redirect (flip from http to https). I have it
working on one server, but not another. Trying to figure out why. I'll
be sure to post a solution when I figure it out.
AFA the default location goes, what you've done is ok, so long as
nobody will ever go anywhere besides webmail/. If you simply want to
default to webmail when no other location is given, that's what the
DirectoryIndex parameter is used for. I think if you include
DirectoryIndex webmail/
in the appropriate spot (so that it's applied to the root directory
for your domain), that would accomplish the same thing, while allowing
other content to coexist with webmail/. It all depends on what you
want to have happen. I've seen it both ways, and have no opinion about
which might be better. However, "mail.domain" seems to me to be more
intuitive and easier to remember than "domain/webmail".
I'd like to see some content on the wiki about this. ;)
