Riezal Ross wrote:
I did something a bit more simple and it works for me. I simply changed
the variable:
DocumentRoot "/usr/share/squirrelmail"
Does that look ok Jake?
Looks good to me. Didn't even think of that one, myself. Thanks!
0:53 AM
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Subject: Re: [qmailtoaster] simple solution for a simple problem
kishore chowdary wrote:
> hi guys
>
>I need ur help once again.our previous email server was
> available on http://webmail.xxxabc.com.
> Now on my new serve
Gabriel Lai Yong Shern wrote:
Hello Jake,
In this case, how can I set the user & group level? default user &
group level is apache:apache in CentOS.
If I have multiple directory for multiple domains, every folders have
specific user & group, how can I do so?
Please advice
Probably like yo
Hello Jake,
In this case, how can I set the user & group level? default user & group
level is apache:apache in CentOS.
If I have multiple directory for multiple domains, every folders have
specific user & group, how can I do so?
Please advice
Create the DNS entries, then create virtual hosts
kishore chowdary wrote:
hi guys
I need ur help once again.our previous email server was
available on http://webmail.xxxabc.com.
Now on my new server i can access webmail at
http://XX.XX.XX.XX/webmail .how can i get it available on
http://webmail.xxxabc.com.
i know that this
Firewall must allow 7 domains to enter your mail server. Add 7 domains into
your /etc/hosts file, it should work for you.
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From: "kishore chowdary" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To:
Sent: Sunday, February 12, 2006 6:40 AM
Subject: [qmailtoaster] simple solut
hi guys
I need ur help once again.our previous email server was
available on http://webmail.xxxabc.com.
Now on my new server i can access webmail at http://XX.XX.XX.XX/webmail .how
can i get it available on http://webmail.xxxabc.com.
i know that this is something to do with apa
