Squirrel Main without cpanel

[jchance]

Is there a way to acess squirrel mail without having to go through cpanel first?

[Vin DSL]

Just run your own install...

That's 99% of the fun!

The cPanel version blows!

[jason]

You can access the CPanel webmail interface via any of the following urls:

= Non-encrypted access =
http://yourdomain.com/webmail
http://yourdomain.com:2095

= SSL encrypted (secure) access =
https://servername.nocdirect.com/webmail
https://servername.nocdirect.com:2096

Of course, replace your domain name or server name as appropriate.

--Jason

[irishrow]

Regarding SquirrelMail, I have a lot of clients on VPS and need to delete their old email...I note that squirrelmail has a plugin to do this, but I can't even see what version of SquirrelMail is the default running on cPanel in Jaguar. Just wondering if this is something Jaguar would install or has already installed...certainly, a number of features such as spellchecking and mailexpiration don't appear to be there.

[Vin DSL]

Now I'm confused...

I thought the title was "Squirrel Mail without cpanel", but now I see it's "Squirrel Main without cpanel". Both of these contain the words "without cpanel". However, now it looks like you want to use SquirrelMail WITH cPanel.

Heh! Do you want to use cPanel or not?

[irishrow]

Vinnie needs a day job. I'll ask support on this.

[Vin DSL]

Okay, be that way...

If it was me -- if I had clients -- and so forth, and so on -- I would run my own install of SquirrelMail and forget cPanel. I *thought* that's what you were asking about.

And, I would provide a nice skin for my clients, such as:

http://nutsmail.com/bluehive_skin.htm

Anyway, good luck!

[Vin DSL]

Heh! Okay, I get it now...

We were talking to two different ppl. Both of them want to use the cPanel version of SquirrelMail, but only one of them wants to use the cPanel version. The other one wants to use the cPanel version.

Got it! Thanks!