> Is there a way to load the site to IIS 5.0 and still be able to run the
imail scripts (Java or Perl?) The reason is I would like to use port 80
with a virtual directory for the website's webmail. I haven't noticed a
perl translator, seem to be using the imail scripts. Any help would be
appreciated.
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Dan,
Sorry, but the IMail webmail files must be served by IMail's proprietary
webserver; they're chock-full of IMail tags that IIS knows nothing about.
If all you're trying to do is provide a friendly URL, you can set up a
website in IIS that answers to the appropriate host header (like
"mail.domain.com") on port 80, then immediately redirects to another URL
(your IMail URL with port 8383). So, your users will never know about the
8383 unless they look at the URL closely. Or, you could set up a simple
frameset served by IIS, that would completely hide the 8383 port from view.
Ron
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