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PHP/HTML Email Login/Pass to be sent to exchange server
I am trying to install an email login on my company's homepage and have the login/pass be sent to an Exchange Server to open up the Outlook Web Mail.
I already have it working with the classic popup login but I would rather have the login on the page itself.
I found multiple scripts for this but alas... they are in asp.
Any ideas??
thanx
I already have it working with the classic popup login but I would rather have the login on the page itself.
I found multiple scripts for this but alas... they are in asp.
Any ideas??
thanx
Just have a link to the Exchange Server and use it's own login page.
If you mail server is mail.site.com
then, if the webmail service is installed/configured/runni ng/properl y, then
http://mail.site.com should give you a login page.
Richard.
then, if the webmail service is installed/configured/runni
http://mail.site.com should give you a login page.
Richard.
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My web service is configured properly and I can use the server's own login box but I was instructed to create a login directly on the homepage that passed the login/pass directly to the server and opened the webservice from there.
My web service is configured properly and I can use the server's own login box but I was instructed to create a login directly on the homepage that passed the login/pass directly to the server and opened the webservice from there.
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You could also use PHP Curl to "hide" the login process.
I think that would be the safest way.
Alternatively, edit the default login page for exchange's webmail.
I think that would be the safest way.
Alternatively, edit the default login page for exchange's webmail.
Points to romulusnr.
Richard.
Richard.