The webserver is running. The domain is www.crowdness.com
Other pages run just fine. The cgi is set executable. sqwebmaild is running... that was in the previous message. The items in webmail on the webserver are days old from the first couple of attempts The permissions are fine on the cgibin and it's dir Let me know what other info you need to assist me. Thanks "Rick van Vliet" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote in message news:[EMAIL PROTECTED] > Crowdness scribbled the following on 10/29/2004 11:54 PM: > > Version:0.9 StartHTML:-1 EndHTML:-1 StartFragment:0000000111 > > EndFragment:0000005111 > > I was using 3.X.X with no problems for a while and decided to upgrade to > > 4.0.7. > > > > vpopmail is running just fine and so is qmail because I can get mail no > > problem with outlook. > > > > However, when I go to my domain/sqwebmail I get: > > > > Not Found > > The requested URL was not found on this server. > > > > The view source shows: > > > > </frameset> > > </html> > >I've been trying to get this to work for about 2-3 weeks and haven't > > gotten any further.cd sqwebmail-4.0.7make cleanmake > > configure-check./configure --enable-cgibindir=/home/httpd/html/sqwebmail/cgi > > -bin/ --enable-imagedir=/home/httpd/html/images/make configure-checkmakemake > > checkumask 022cd sqwebmailcp /usr/local/tmda/contrib/sendit.sh .cd ..make > > install-stripmake > > install-configure/usr/local/share/sqwebmail/libexec/sqwebmaild.rc > > startEverything compiled fine, but the web page does not come up. > > Is your webserver able to serve *any* pages out of the assigned directory? > Is your webserver running? > Is the sqwebmail cgi file executable? > Have you checked permissions on the cgi-bin directory & files? > Is sqwebmaild running? > Do the imagedir & cgibindir really exist? > With the custom locations of cgibindir, etc...how about the 'webmail' directory? > Is that where pages can be served? (usually ServerRoot/webmail, I believe.) > > Give us the true domain URL, and there might be something else that we can see. > > Someone else might have more specific things to check, but here's a checklist i > would start with. > rick > > > > >
