WebMail Pro documentation

Integration with ownCloud

Integration of WebMail Pro with ownCloud allows users to access their email accounts directly from ownCloud.

You can download AfterLogic application for ownCloud here.
It's also published at marketplace.ownCloud.com.



IMPORTANT: This package does not install the product itself, it's assumed that webmail application is already installed on the same server where you have ownCloud set up. The scenario of running Webmail and ownCloud on different servers is supported as well. Note that ownCloud version 10 is required.

Istalling and configuring the package:

  • In ownCloud v10, you can automatically install AfterLogic app from ownCloud marketplace, select Market and look for AfterLogic under Collaboration category.

  • Alternatively, you can unpack the application package in the apps directory of your ownCloud instance. Then in Apps screen, Enable 'AfterLogic' plugin.

In Settings > Admin > AfterLogic WebMail Settings screen, enter "Web URL to AfterLogic WebMail installation" and "File path to AfterLogic WebMail installation". Keep in mind that absolute filesystem path needs to be supplied there. If you install this on a shared hosting, you might need to check the filesystem path with your hosting provider.

If you don't specify Path, it's assumed that it's installed on a different server than ownCloud. For this to work, set AllowPostLogin to true in data/settings/modules/Core.config.json file of WebMail installation (it's less secure than the standard integration method but it's the only way of sending credentials to remote server).

Also, if ownCloud and WebMail Pro are in different domains, make sure you have XFrameOptions set to empty string in data/settings/config.json file, detailed information on this is found here.

To log into your email account automatically from ownCloud, type e-mail address and password for that account in Settings > Personal screen.

The source code of this app is available on Github. If you have any questions or encounter any issues using WebMail within ownCloud, please feel free to open a ticket at the issue tracker. Thanks!