> Greetings,
>
>
> Is it at all possible to host SquirrelMail in the root of a web site
> _and_
> to eliminate the src/ directory from the path, possibly via mod_rewrite?
>
> My goal is, for example, http://webmail.domain.com/login.php (etc)
> instead of http://webmail.domain.com/src/login.php (and
On 3/15/05 11:45 PM, "Jonathan Angliss" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> You'll have difficulty doing it because of things like plugins,
> images, css files, javascript files, etc. Because these files are
> outside of the src/ directory, and the request for them is usually
> relative to the src di
On 3/15/05 10:37 PM, "Olivier DUCROT" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Look at apache virtual host configuration
>
> You can define a virtual host name with a direct access to the */src/
> directory and a default page as login.php
Using src/ as the DocumentRoot also breaks, for much the same reaso
Hi Jeremy,
On Di, 15.03.2005, 16:23, Jeremy Shaffner sagte:
> Greetings,
>
> Is it at all possible to host SquirrelMail in the root of a web site _and_
> to eliminate the src/ directory from the path, possibly via mod_rewrite?
>
> My goal is, for example, http://webmail.domain.com/login.php (etc)
Hello Jeremy,
On Tuesday, March 15, 2005, Jeremy Shaffner wrote...
> Greetings,
> Is it at all possible to host SquirrelMail in the root of a web site
> _and_ to eliminate the src/ directory from the path, possibly via
> mod_rewrite?
> My goal is, for example, http://webmail.domain.com/login.php
Olivier DUCROT wrote:
> Look at apache virtual host configuration
>
> You can define a virtual host name with a direct access to the */src/
> directory and a default page as login.php
I've tried that before (and once again now) but it won't work (for me);
after login, the folder pane is blank, a
Look at apache virtual host configuration
You can define a virtual host name with a direct access to the */src/
directory and a default page as login.php
le 15/03/05 16:23, Jeremy Shaffner à [EMAIL PROTECTED] a écrit :
> Greetings,
>
> Is it at all possible to host SquirrelMail in the root of
Greetings,
Is it at all possible to host SquirrelMail in the root of a web site _and_
to eliminate the src/ directory from the path, possibly via mod_rewrite?
My goal is, for example, http://webmail.domain.com/login.php (etc) instead
of http://webmail.domain.com/src/login.php (and so on).
My att
