| Posted by PoseidonsFool, 04-03-2012, 10:52 AM | | hey there...
I am using a Mac OS-X server for my mail server... want to get away from using "squirl-mail" and found that one of the domain hosts that i use for a personal website has "AtMailOpen"...
I downloaded the open source version, and did the install... and it installed fine...
now i have a log in screen that is requesting all sorts of information... and i give it the information but it says login failed...
my server requires:
INCOMING:
host: campus.hartland.edu
port: 993
encrypted passwords
and uses SSL
looking at what little documentation there is... there is supposed to be an admin section... but in the install there was never a question about admin log in or password...
any and all help is appreciated...
William Gray - PoseidonsFool
wgray@hartland.edu
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| Posted by zbug, 04-03-2012, 03:05 PM | | no idea man hope you find someone to help you out asap! best of luck!
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| Posted by PoseidonsFool, 04-03-2012, 03:06 PM | | i guess part of my problem is how do i get the @Mail web client to connect to my email server??? guess a little confused...
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| Posted by ksv2nash, 04-03-2012, 03:23 PM | | you check it with Port 143
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| Posted by PoseidonsFool, 04-03-2012, 03:28 PM | | how do i check it on port 143???
we have a mail server... with all accounts and all that... i just want to connect a webmail client so that people that are off campus can access their emails...
email server:
host: campus.hartland.edu
incoming - port: 993, uses: SSL/TSL and encrypted passwords
outgoing - port: 587, uses STARTTSL and encrypted passwords
how do i configure it so that it asks for the username and password of the end user, and then brings in their specific emails and things???
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| Posted by Mark Muyskens, 04-03-2012, 03:35 PM | | I'm pretty sure that the login screen actually has the area to input the server, or atleast it use to. Previously, there was a single HTML page that you could modify that contained the login table so that you could change the fields to hidden and hard code the values.
It's been quite some time since I've looked though.
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| Posted by ksv2nash, 04-03-2012, 03:38 PM | | for you client receiving mails are you using outlook?
and if you using other software then configure incoming mail server port 143.
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| Posted by PoseidonsFool, 04-03-2012, 03:53 PM | | i can't log in at all... once the install is complete it just asks me to log in with name and server and all that... but it doesn't actually log in... i get a "login failed"
we are using Thunderbird for the windows machines... using port 993 and ssl for incoming and port 587 with STARTTSL for outgoing. we do not use any other ports...
is there a way to get an administration section or something like that to do the configuring???
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| Posted by ksv2nash, 04-03-2012, 03:57 PM | | from account settings you can change port of IMAP
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| Posted by PoseidonsFool, 04-03-2012, 05:36 PM | | but i can't get to any form of an admin account it never asked me for admin setup...
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