Version: 1.00, by vB-Host.com
Developer Last Online: Sep 2003
Version: 2.2.x
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Released: 05-11-2003
Last Update: Never
Installs: 18
No support by the author.
I am proud to announce my first hack here! vB WebMail
Inspired by Chad777's neomail signup
My version has cosmetic changes to the template files along with php rewritten to not need a db install to add the neomail table along with forcing the member to be registered with your forum and to use the forum username. along with a confirm to the new sign up that the account is created and sending them to the page to log in.
Support will only be provided in this thread, please do not PM me or e-mail me for support. You can find a working demo here http://www.thesportsforum.net/webmail.php
requirements vB 2.x
cPanel 4.x or higher (tested on cPanel 4, 5 and 6 using bluelagoon theme)
NeoMail (you can go to www.your-domain.com/webmail/ to see if your server has neomail).
things to do:
add-on to lesane's store to buy webmail access
add-on to lasane's store to increase mailbox size
write vB webmail for HordeMail
alkatraz: to install neomail you need root access to the server, If you have cPanel you should have it as it installs as a side kick with cPanel
thecomputerguy: login to cpanel and go to your mail section, from there go to e-mail accounts and make sure the script created the account. If it is created, please let me know what version of cPanel your using and what theme.
insanctus: no, it will work with anyone using NeoMail and the cPanel Control panel. shared ip or static.
The account I created with the script is in the list of addresses--I'm running version 6.4.0 with Blue Lagoon.
I hope this problem can be fixed, as I'd love to use this add-on.
Ok in my webmail join I have
require('./global.php');
$templatesused = "neowebmail_join";
if ($submit){
$host = "www.sanguinox.com"; //change to www.yourdomain.com including www.
$domain = "sanguinox.com"; //change to yourdomain.com with NO www
$socket = fsockopen($host,2082); //don't touch this setting
$cpaneluser = "realname"; //your cpanel login name goes here
$cpanelpass = "realpassy"; //your cpanel password goes here
$authstr = "$cpaneluser:$cpanelpass"; //don't touch this setting
$pass = base64_encode($authstr); //don't touch this setting
fputs($socket,$in);
fclose( $socket );
header("Location: webmailcreated.php"); /* after sign up this redirects to login page telling them account has been created */
It works... but with your script it does not... Any ideas.? it just keeps kickin me back to the signup. [/B]
It is your theme. I am having the same problem with the xcontroller theme I give most of my hosting clients as it is very clean and includes fantastico. With xcontroller I couldn't even get it to configure the account. Over 25 people on my forum are already using this witthout issue. I have only tested it on blue lagoon. contact your hosting provider and ask them to change you to blue lagoon. It is a free theme that comes standard with WHM/cPanel