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Title: Internal mail server
Post by: Crome on January 31, 2006, 11:24:30 PM

Hi,

Currently running SME 6.0.1-01. I have recently installed an mail server on my internal network. It also has a webmail-function that I would like to make available to the internet. Can anyone tell me how I would make this service running on port 1080 of an internal machine reachable from the Internet through a commonly open port (like 80 or 443)? I wouldn't mind if it would substitute the currently used https://mydomain/webmail that is active right now for imp/horde webmail.

Title: Internal mail server
Post by: Crome on February 02, 2006, 08:37:21 AM

Right, I've used the dmc-mitel-proxypass-0.0.1-4.noarch.rpm contrib to achieve the following: all requests to https://www.mydomain.be/postbus/ are forwarded to https://192.168.0.252:1080/ which is the webmail-port of my internal server. That works like a charm. This way, the good old webmail directive still works (although there's not really a reason for it still working, I guess :lol: )

I only wonder why the URL needs to have a '/' at the end. I tried using https://www.mydomain.be/postbus but that wouldn't work. But again, that's not an issue...