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Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When loading the website, it turns to the login of the mail-admin (/manager location), but common users will need to additionally select the /webmail location instead. Commonly the client application is ran by default on every mail server i've ever seen.
Describe the solution you'd like
Edit the web/rootfs/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/10-docker.conf to use the /webmail as default location
Describe alternatives you've considered
Add a little snippet for customizing the web/rootfs/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/10-docker.conf and rebuilding the image, or modify the nginx-proxy somehow?
Additional context
Tried to do it myself - got able to redirect the default / location to /webmail, but then losing the /manager and unable to get it. location / { return 301 /webmail; }
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Hi @vassad
I've added a link to the webmailer on the manager login page. In addition, users without admin permissions will now see a proper error message.
Hope this helps!
Is your feature request related to a problem? Please describe.
When loading the website, it turns to the login of the mail-admin (/manager location), but common users will need to additionally select the /webmail location instead. Commonly the client application is ran by default on every mail server i've ever seen.
Describe the solution you'd like
Edit the web/rootfs/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/10-docker.conf to use the /webmail as default location
Describe alternatives you've considered
Add a little snippet for customizing the web/rootfs/etc/nginx/sites-enabled/10-docker.conf and rebuilding the image, or modify the nginx-proxy somehow?
Additional context
Tried to do it myself - got able to redirect the default / location to /webmail, but then losing the /manager and unable to get it.
location / { return 301 /webmail; }
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: