Accessing webmail outside of cpanel

[rjewett]

Is there a way to install the webmail clients (Horde, Squirrel, Neomail) in the public space? There is no fantastico intallation for webmail clients. I can access the email clients just fine from my cpanel, but I want to give users public access to their mailboxes.

[ranchnachos]

you can navigate to yourdomain.com/webmail

A login prompt will appear, and just have that user login with their username and password.

[hthite]

You can also access web mail from http://yourdomain.com:2095

The http://yourdomain.com/webmail forwards to the above.

[Thomsen]

At work everything but port 80 is blocked - is there anyway to access webmail though port 80?

[brucebeh]

At work everything but port 80 is blocked - is there anyway to access webmail though port 80?

install cPanel proxy..

http://cpanelproxy.net

[P00r]

It would be WAY better if you used secured connection,

CPanel
https://boxXX.bluehost.com:2083/fron...ost/index.html

Webmail (I am using Horde as an example)
https://www.yourdomain.com:2096/horde/

Webmail thru normal connection should be avoided at all cost, e-mail is far too serious to let anybody intercept it

P00r
www.msgdrop.com

At work everything but port 80 is blocked - is there anyway to access webmail though port 80?

[brucebeh]

It would be WAY better if you used secured connection,

CPanel
https://boxXX.bluehost.com:2083/fron...ost/index.html

Webmail (I am using Horde as an example)
https://www.yourdomain.com:2096/horde/

Webmail thru normal connection should be avoided at all cost, e-mail is far too serious to let anybody intercept it

P00r
www.msgdrop.com

well, if everything except port 80 is blocked, even https wouldn't work now would it?

Anyway, at my school everything is blocked except port 80, and even secure cpanel wont work. thus, cpanel proxy

[cyberphr]

You can get it through thunderbird or outlook express too,
just get the info for your mail account.

[P00r]

well, if everything except port 80 is blocked, even https wouldn't work now would it?

Anyway, at my school everything is blocked except port 80, and even secure cpanel wont work. thus, cpanel proxy

Oops my bad... but the safety of https should be used whenever possible still