Roundcube on CPanel 11 (x3 theme) |
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Posted: 18 Jan, 2008
by: Soumplis A.
Updated: 14 Feb, 2008
by: Soumplis A.
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Roundcube webmail is a very promising Open Source webmail client. With CPanel 11 installing RoundCube is quite easy and with no file editing of CPanel files. To install roundcube you should follow this procedure:
- Download RoundCube Webmail from http://roundcube.net/ .
- Unzip it somewhere and open with an editor the
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- Login to WHM of your server and open PhpMyAdmin.
- On the first page click on Privileges Option and the choose "Add New User".
- Type as the "Username" roundcube, as the "Host" localhost and as "Password" a password of your choice!
- Check the option "Create database with same name and grant all privileges" underneath and click on the button "Go"
- Now that you have created the database and the user for mysql click on the tab "Databases" and open the newly created database.
- Choose the tab "Import" and upload from the folder SQL of RoundCube the file mysql.initial.sql or mysql5.initial.sql (in case you have Mysql 5).
- Now open the file "db.inc.php.dist" in the folder config of RoundCube.
- Find the line
$rcmail_config['db_dsnw'] = 'mysql://roundcube:pass@localhost/roundcubemail';
and alter it with the correct data you have chosen on step 6.
- Save the file as "db.inc.php".
- Open the file "main.inc.php.dist".
- Find the line
$rcmail_config['default_host'] = '';
and with the brackets type "localhost".
- Save the file as "main.inc.php".
- Upload all the files (maybe with WinSCP) to your server in the folder "/usr/local/cpanel/base/3rdparty/roundcube". As the folder roundcube does not exist you should create it first and then upload the files.
- Change the permissions of the folders "logs" and "temp" to rwx for all (777).
- Login to http://servername/webmail and enjoy RoundCube webmail
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