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<font size="2">Actually, the alias for "webmail" is in the /etc/httpd/conf.d/squirrelmail.conf file. Comment out or remove the following:
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<br />Alias /webmail /usr/share/squirrelmai
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<br />Next edit the </font><font size="2">/etc/httpd/conf.d/openwebmail.conf file and add the following:</font>
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<br />Alias /webmail /home/solarspeed/openwebmail/data/openwebmail
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<br />Finally restart apache. That will point domain/com/webmail to OpenWebMail instead of SquirrelMail.
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<br />Dan Porter
<br />Twin Wolf Technology Group, LLC
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From: "Roy Urick" <rurick@usa.net>
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To: <Blueonyx@blueonyx.it>
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Sent: Fri, 1 Apr 2011 21:17:07 -0400
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Subject: [BlueOnyx:06879] uninstall squirrelmail or change URL?
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<br />> I just got openwebmail installed (thanks Michael!). What is the easiest
way to get “domain.com/webmail” to point to openwebmail instead of
squirrelmail? <o:p />
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<br />> While I find
Squirrelmail to be faster and prettier, it lacks a huge feature that we use
daily… message size.
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<br />> We use webmail to figure out what
message is holding up the POP queue on a user when outlook refuses to download
messages. Usually it’s a bonehead that decided it would be fun to email a
25mb word doc full of pictures. Squirrelmail doesn’t list it so we had to
install openwebmail instead. <o:p />
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<br />> I
have all of my users trained to use the /webmail page, and getting them to
change their ways is like herding cats. <o:p />
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