> > > Eduardo M. Bragatto wrote: >> Rick Widmer wrote: >> >>> There are two ways to run the extension that I know of. >>> >>> o Start a separate instance of Apache on its own port or IP address, >>> running as the mail user. This instance should only serve mail related >>> pages. This is very easy to do. >>> >>> o Don't allow any web sites on the mail server. Only run QmailAdmin >>> and >>> sqWebmail on the mail server, and don't allow anyone but mail system >>> administrators to login on the machine. (This is the one I use.)
I've got a question. If one runs such a dedicated apache-instance (uid=vpopmail) on a more or less random port bound to localhost - would it be possible to reverse-proxy your script through the main instance on port 80/443 ? Generally, this works best when the site uses no JavaScript and only relative links. That would keep the "single system image" to end-users and administrators. cheers, Rainer
