AlvinGenius
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there's a fix on this issue on this post https://forums.cpanel.net/threads/redirect-a-specific-subdomain-to-domain-com-port.694401/post-2880517 Thanks for @cPRex
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cPanel has configured RoundCube to use SQLite since version 62, which was released in 2017. There is no way to go back to that older configuration, so the system has to use SQLite. Ooh, so it's...
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Hey there! Once the system is running SQLite there is not a way to convert back to MySQL. We mention this in our documentation here: cannot revert back to a MySQL database." Hello I didn't ch...
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Close, but there's no middle step - it's just straight from mail.domain.com to
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The .htaccess would be located in the document root for the site, which is /home/username/public_html/.htacces. Just place that code in there, edited to be your actual domain name, and it will li...
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I did see the feature request come in and got that approved. Using the following code worked well for me on a test domain when placed at the top of the .htaccess file. You want to make sure it i...
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There isn't a way to change the service subdomain behavior at this time. If you wanted to see options to create custom service subdomains, that would make an excellent feature request. You can o...
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so there's no way to add a new service subdomain that acts like webmail ? or maybe creating a subdomain named mail and redirect it to webmail.domain.com ---< using this idea changes incoming / out...
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So, there's no way to even change the main webmail URL from the cPanel Configs? for sure this link isn't hardcoded !! and i'm only talking about 1 account, we do have license for only 1 account.
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Hey there! By default, cPanel creates the following two records in the DNS for the domain: mail IN CNAME domain.com. webmail IN A x.x.x.x where "x.x.x.x" is the IP address of your server. In a...