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Download webmail_php.zip archive.
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Unpack "web" folder of the archive into the web server's folder (for
instance, webmailphp). This folder must be accessible from the Internet
at the URL (e.g. http://www.yourserver.com/webmailphp).
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Unpack "data" folder of this archive into location where MailBee WebMail
PHP will store its settings, temporary files and folders (e.g. "C:\WebMail\data").
Please note, to protect this folder contents from unauthorized access, make
sure this folder cannot be accessed from the web.
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Open settings_path.php file from webmailphp folder, and set the
value of the $strIniDir variable to the physical path of data folder
(e.g. $strIniDir = "C:/WebMail/data/"; that is equal to $strIniDir =
"C:\\WebMail\\data\\";).
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Make sure the files can be written into "data" folder by the MailBee
WebMail PHP application:
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for Windows IIS server, make sure Internet Guest User has "Full Control"
permission for the "data" folder and all its subfolders.
Note: if "data" folder permissions are not set, MailBee WebMail PHP may
not be able to create/ delete temporary files or folders and to save
"Administration Console" settings.
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Please check up if the 'index.php' file is present in the list of
default documents and if the default documents are enabled in the properties of
your web site (see the 'Documents' tab of web site properties in IIS
Manager). If 'index.php' file is present in the list of default
documents, all users will be able to access MailBee WebMail PHP at
http://www.server.com/webmailphp (otherwise, they have to
access it at http://www.yourserver.com/webmailphp/index.php).
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Make sure IMAP module is enabled. To check this, navigate to
http://yourserver.com/webmailphp/index.php. If you see
IMAP module connection error, you should enable IMAP module
using the settings of your PHP engine. Also, make sure php.ini configuration
file references to php_imap.dll module. The corresponding "extension =
php_imap.dll" line must not start with ";". If it does, remove
the ";" character, save the file, and try to navigate to http://yourserver.com/webmailphp/index.php
again.
If IMAP module is still not available, make sure php_imap.dll exists in
PHP extensions folder on the web server. Path to the PHP extensions folder is
specified in extension_dir variable of php.ini file. By default,
PHP folder is "C:\path_to_php\ext\".
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Make sure ICONV module is enabled. To check this, navigate to
http://yourserver.com/webmailphp/index.php. If you see
ICONV module connection error, you should enable ICONV module
using the settings of your PHP engine. Make sure php.ini configuration
file references php_iconv.dll module. Corresponding "extension =
php_iconv.dll" line must not start with ";". If it does, remove ";"
character, save the file, and then try to navigate to http://yourserver.com/webmailphp/index.php
again.
If ICONV module is still not available, make sure php_iconv.dll exists
in PHP extensions folder on the web server. Path to the PHP extensions folder
is specified in extension_dir variable of php.ini file. By default,
PHP folder is "C:\path_to_php\ext\".
To enable ICONV module in the Windows environment, you need to put the iconv.dll file,
which is bundled along with the PHP/Win32 binary package into directory,
specified by the PATH environment variable or one of the system directories of
your Windows installation.
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If you have PHP 4 installed on your web server, please make sure DOM XML module
is enabled. To check this, navigate to http://yourserver.com/webmailphp/index.php.
If you see DOM XML module connection error, you
should enable DOM XML module using the settings of your PHP engine.
Also, make sure php.ini configuration file references to php_domxml.dll
module. The corresponding "extension = php_domxml.dll" line must not
start with ";". If it does, remove the ";" character, save the
file, and try to navigate to http://yourserver.com/webmailphp/index.php
again.
If DOM XML module is still not available, make sure php_domxml.dll exists
in PHP extensions folder on the web server. Path to the PHP extensions folder
is specified in extension_dir variable of php.ini file. By default,
PHP folder is "C:\path_to_php\ext\".
Please note, DOM XML extension is not needed in PHP 5 and higher.
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In your browser, navigate to http://yourserver.com/webmailphp/mailadm.php
and type "mailadm" as login and "12345" as default password to
enter the Administration Console. Once logged in, it's recommended to
click WebMail Settings to change the default password and then click "Save"
button to apply changes.
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Now you can edit the following settings:
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WebMail settings
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Interface settings
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Login settings
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Debug settings
Also, you can browse the online documentation ("Help" link) or log out
of Administration Console ("Exit" link).
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Now installation is complete. Please refer to Administration Panel for
administration details.
See WebMail PHP administration
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MailBee WebMail PHP is ready to use.
Start using it at http://your_server_name/webmailphp/index.php.
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