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iSofia
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Posted: 24 May 2014 at 9:48am \| IP Logged

Hello. Hope you could help.

My WebMail is installed in a sub-domain, mail.domain1.com, and it works well. Now, I'm trying to use the example script to log in from an external page, which is located in another sub-domain, mail.domain2.com. So far, I have managed to get the API location, but I'm stuck at the CApi::Location to launch the client after a successful login.

This is the php script which runs in mail.domain2.com:

Code:

<?php

  include_once '/home/sofia/public_html/mail.domain1.com/libraries/afterlogic/api.php';

     if (class_exists('CApi') && CApi::IsValid())

     {

          $sEmail = $_POST['email'];

          $sPassword = $_POST['password']; 

          try

          {

               $oApiIntegratorManager = CApi::Manager('integrator');

               $oAccount = $oApiIntegratorManager->LoginToAccount($sEmail, $sPassword);

               if ($oAccount)

               {

                    $oApiIntegratorManager->SetAccountAsLoggedIn($oAccount);

                    //CApi::Location('../');

                    CApi::Location('/home/sofia/public_html/mail.domain1.com');

               }

               else

               {

                    echo $oApiIntegratorManager->GetLastErrorMessage();

               }

          }

          catch (Exception $oException)

          {

               echo $oException->getMessage();

          }

     }

     else

     {

          echo 'WebMail API isn\'t available';

     }

I've even tried to point the CApi::Location to index.php inside mail.domain1.com but to no success. In an older script, I saw that it was pointed to a webmail.php script.

If I revert back to CApi::Location('../'), there are no errors, but nothing is launched.

What am I doing wrong?

iSofia
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Joined: 24 May 2014
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Posted: 01 June 2014 at 5:02am \| IP Logged

I managed to resolve the issue by placing the above login script in the WebMail folder itself, and calling it from the other subdomains through a custom login script, communicating through a cURL broker.

The email ID and password are sent through AJAX via the cURL script, and using the CURLOPT_RETURNTRANSFER option, even the error messages can be received and displayed by the custom login script.

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