E-Mail Question

[r0ar]

user: firstoc

Hey guys! I have a question. So I made some e-mails and I tried to access the e-mail by typing in:

www.mail.mywebsite.com

and it pops up with the screen HELIOHOST ACCOUNT QUEUED and says I should wait 24 hours...I waited and it keeps popping up with this page, I was wondering if anyone can help me solve the problem? I know I can access my mail at Johnny.heliohost.org:#### or whatever, but how do I make it so I can access the e-mail through mail.mywebsite.com?

[Guest xaav]

Have you tried http://mail.mysite.com/ ?

[r0ar]

hmm, I don't think that'll work for me because I need e-mails for about 20 people and I currently don't have any money. Any other way I could possibly do this?

[Guest xaav]

Sorry; I meant http://mail.PUT_YOUR_DOMAIN_HERE.com/. Of course, be sure to replace PUT_YOUR_DOMAIN_HERE with your own domain.

[Tjoene]

I guess you mean this: mail.r0aringdrag0n.heliohost.org/ ?

It shows a queued page on all the accounts.

 

You need to go to webmail.r0aringdrag0n.heliohost.org/ if you want access to your e-mail.

[maths222]

Could a record be set up to redirect mail.[domain] to webmail.[domain]? People are usede to going to mail.[domain], so that would make the mail access more intuitive.

[Tjoene]

I believe the mail.[domain] is reserved by the servers/cPanel/... .

You could try to make a mail sub-domain and point it to webmail.[domain].

[maths222]

I am saying that cPanel should redirect it to the cPanel mail login.

[Guest xaav]

Yes, you could redirect mail.domain to webmail.domain, if that was your preference.

 

 

 

 

I am saying that cPanel should redirect it to the cPanel mail login.

 

 

You are welcome to tell this to cPanel yourself here.

[r0ar]

Thanks everyone! i just redirected mysite.com/mail to the johnny.heliohost.org or whatever