How to install RainLoop Webmail using Softaculous

RainLoop Webmail is a lightweight, fast, and user-friendly webmail client that can be easily installed on your hosting account. This guide will walk you through installing and configuring RainLoop Webmail using the Softaculous installer in cPanel.


Table of Contents

  1. Introduction

  2. Installing RainLoop Webmail

  3. Configuring RainLoop Webmail

  4. Additional Information


Introduction

RainLoop Webmail is an excellent solution for users who need an efficient and modern webmail client. With Softaculous in cPanel, you can have RainLoop up and running on your domain in minutes without any technical hassle.


Installing RainLoop Webmail

To install RainLoop Webmail using Softaculous, follow these steps:

  1. Log in to cPanel

    • If you’re unsure how to log in to your cPanel account, refer to your hosting provider’s documentation or knowledge base.

  2. Open Softaculous

    • For the Jupiter theme: On the Tools page, locate the Softaculous Apps Installer section and click on it.

    • For the Paper Lantern theme: In the SOFTACULOUS APPS INSTALLER section, click Softaculous Apps Installer or any of the icons under Scripts or Categories.

  3. Search for RainLoop

    • In the search bar, type rainloop and press Enter.

    • Alternatively, navigate to Mails in the left menu and select RainLoop Webmail.

  4. Begin Installation

    • Click the Install button to open the installation page.

  5. Configure Installation Settings

    • Choose Protocol: Select the protocol based on your SSL certificate:

      • Use https:// if you have an SSL certificate installed.

      • Use http:// if you do not have an SSL certificate. However, using SSL is highly recommended for secure communication.

    • Choose Domain: Select the domain where you want to install RainLoop.

    • In Directory: Specify the directory for installation (e.g., webmail) or leave it blank to install it directly on the domain.

  6. Site Name

    • Enter a name for your webmail site (e.g., “My Webmail”). This will appear in users' browser title bars.

  7. IMAP Settings

    • Server Address: Enter your domain name (e.g., example.com) or the server name (e.g., server1.cheaphosting.pk).

    • IMAP Port: Use 993.

    • Connection Type: Select SSL/TLS.

  8. SMTP Settings

    • Server Address: Enter your domain name (e.g., example.com) or the server name.

    • SMTP Port: Use 465.

    • Connection Type: Select SSL/TLS.

  9. Admin Account Settings

    • Admin Username: Set an administrator username.

    • Admin Password: Create a strong password or use the random password generator in Softaculous.

  10. Language Settings

    • Select the desired site and admin interface languages.

  11. Advanced Options (Optional)

    • Customize database name, enable auto-updates, and configure backup settings.

  12. Email Installation Details

    • Provide an email address to receive the installation details.

  13. Install

    • Click Install and wait for the process to complete. Once done, you will see a confirmation page with the installation details.


Configuring RainLoop Webmail

After installation, you can further configure RainLoop Webmail by accessing the admin panel:

  1. Navigate to the RainLoop admin panel URL provided during installation.

  2. Log in using the admin username and password.

  3. Configure additional settings such as user accounts, domain-specific email settings, and appearance customization.


Additional Information

For more details about RainLoop Webmail, visit the official website at www.rainloop.net. You can also refer to your hosting provider’s knowledge base for assistance with cPanel and Softaculous usage.

By following this guide, you’ll have a fully functional RainLoop Webmail client ready for use, providing a seamless email experience for your domain.

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