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Apr 20th 2004 | #148473 Report |
Member since: Jan 12th 2004 Posts: 10 |
I want to add a e-mail login on my website....Like in a form.... Is it possible? I have my cpanel webmail my users use right now...but it would have been way cooler if they could login from my site! Again is it possible?? :confused: |
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Apr 20th 2004 | #148475 Report |
Member since: Nov 26th 2001 Posts: 2586 |
You could create a mail form requiring login (using php mail() or sendmail). But it wouldn't be as diverse as using an IMAPI client.
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Apr 20th 2004 | #148476 Report |
Member since: Jan 12th 2004 Posts: 10 |
Ehh what? Ok...Is it possible to add this login screen to my website? LINK Instead of that poping up, i could have a login form on my site?? |
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Apr 20th 2004 | #148481 Report |
Member since: Nov 26th 2001 Posts: 2586 |
Without hacking cPanel*, I am not sure how. You'd have to find a way to pass variables to the cPanel login screen to bypass that apache htpassword prompt. But then I have never tried to see if this would be possible. * Not likely if you are on shared hosting. Maybe if you run a dedicated server you could fudge cPanel a bit, but due to security reasons your host would probably frown heavily upon that. |
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Apr 20th 2004 | #148483 Report |
Member since: Jan 12th 2004 Posts: 10 |
Well my normal users with a registered mail from me can login there....And they get in...
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Apr 20th 2004 | #148485 Report |
Member since: Nov 26th 2001 Posts: 2586 |
Are they mailing by logging into their webmail or are they using the mail form on your CMS? Those are 2 different things...
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Apr 21st 2004 | #148501 Report |
Member since: Mar 20th 2001 Posts: 3367 |
Possible but in a unsecure way.. Get the username and password from the form.. and using PHP, append the login and forward them to the WebMail login. So it would be like : http://username:password@furious-hosting.com:2095/ If you're the server admin, just install SquirrelMail. |
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Apr 21st 2004 | #148539 Report |
Member since: Jan 12th 2004 Posts: 10 |
I use squirrelmail....
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Apr 21st 2004 | #148554 Report |
Member since: Nov 26th 2001 Posts: 2586 |
[QUOTE=sidez]Possible but in a unsecure way.. Get the username and password from the form.. and using PHP, append the login and forward them to the WebMail login. So it would be like : http://username:password@furious-hosting.com:2095/ If you're the server admin, just install SquirrelMail.[/QUOTE] He's also got a secure line on :2096 - so might as well use that. |
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Apr 21st 2004 | #148555 Report |
Member since: Jan 12th 2004 Posts: 10 |
Thanks alot guys....Could anyone show me how to make th form....I know how to make a contact form...but not a login form.... If you want you could contact me on msn: [email]seek@seek-design.com[/email] |
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