AtMail

[jdigital]

I noticed atmail has been added to the available cpanel/webmail programs. I tried to check it out, but it just keeps trying to log in over & over. Has anyone else experienced this issue? Support doesn't seem to have an answer which makes me think somehow it's just me. I've tried a few different accounts, different computers, different browsers.

[jdigital]

It just redirects to 3rdparty/atmailopen/index.php?error=auth, logs in, redirects there again. I'm using the full email address and password required to enter port 2095. All the other webmail programs are fine.

[JPC-Bilal]

Hi jdigital,

Please open a support ticket or if you already have done, please provide its number so we can look into it. Thank you.

[Ron]

You probably should be using secure port 2096 unless you want to open your sever up to unauthorized persons...

[jdigital]

Ticket 13435882

[JPC-Bilal]

I am checking this ticket and will update you shortly.

[jdigital]

It's a puzzler.

[jdigital]

Can you verify that it is only me so I can let my clients know about the new app?

[Ron]

Do you let your clients come in on :2095 too?

You do understand that usernames and passwords are passed around in the clear -plain ASCII text- when using port 2095?

Just wondering.

[jdigital]

/webmail doesn't redirect secure so i can't imagine jag is that concerned either.

[jdigital]

At least if my clients get hacked soon, i'll know where to look.

[jdigital]

That was a joke Ron...don't go hacking away.

[Ron]

Ya, it's pretty sick that they don't care about that... or that CPanel doesn't care. Or seemingly anyone but dweebs like me.

[jdigital]

Well after a few days and cpanel support getting involved, problem solved. In case anyone else comes across this issue, it was caused by the atmail.db file not being created correctly in /etc/atmail

[Bell thorpe]

Can anyone suggest to me why we need a fourth email client in cPanel?