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using the subdomain "webmail" for email other than horde

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trilliumone

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Hey Guys,

Ok so im using Plesk 8.0.1 on Cent OS 4.2.
I want to be able use the "webmail" sub domain IE: webmail.daniel.com to check email... But not HORDE. My users are all on my BES and we use Exchange for email... even when I turn mail & webmail off on accounts if I create the "webmail" sub domain it always goes to horde mail... how can I change this to redirect to where I want it to?

Thanks guys
 
This is hardwired into PSA by way of the httpd config. You will have to manually remove it and do something like add the specific entries into a vhosts file in each domains conf dir that still need Horde. Time consuming, not sure if it would work either.

Or, make a new subdomain named something like http://exchange.domain.com and point that to your Exchange server. I do this with domains of ours that use Google's Gmail Hosted Domain services (i.e. http://gmail.domain.com). That way I can keep our hosting servers as a backup for mail delivery in emergencies.
 
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