I have webmail setup on one domain. I can get to the login pge with http://webmail.mydomain.com, but when I put in my username and password it says that the login is incorrect!!. What is the corrct syntax for the login. I've tried john.hunter as the username and have also tried john.hunter@mydomain.com. The password is correct. Anybody have any ideas?.
Thx,
John
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This might help, I know this was a problem in 2.5 after upgrading php.
http://forum.plesk.com/showthread.php?s=&p...25183#post25183
http://forum.plesk.com/showthread.php?s=&p...25183#post25183
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Originally posted by LadyHawk
This might help, I know this was a problem in 2.5 after upgrading php.
http://forum.plesk.com/showthread.php?s=&p...25183#post25183
This might help, I know this was a problem in 2.5 after upgrading php.
http://forum.plesk.com/showthread.php?s=&p...25183#post25183
Thanks LadyHawk.......It workd a treat.
All I need now is to work out how to incorporate a mailing list!!.
John
The best mailing list software that we have found that works well with Plesk is Mailman.
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Originally posted by LadyHawk
The best mailing list software that we have found that works well with Plesk is Mailman.
The best mailing list software that we have found that works well with Plesk is Mailman.
Do you know of anywhere that shows howto incorporate this?.
I was thinking of changing to Cpanel for this functionality, but if I can do it in Plesk I'll be very happy as it's a great piece of software.
Thx,
John
You can't actually incorporate it that I know of. It has its own control panel and you have to set up the lists manually in shell (if I remember correctly.
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Originally posted by tic67
Do you know of anywhere that shows howto incorporate this?.
I was thinking of changing to Cpanel for this functionality, but if I can do it in Plesk I'll be very happy as it's a great piece of software.
Thx,
John
Do you know of anywhere that shows howto incorporate this?.
I was thinking of changing to Cpanel for this functionality, but if I can do it in Plesk I'll be very happy as it's a great piece of software.
Thx,
John
Just in case you havn't found this information yet...
if you goto the plesk forum (http://forum.plesk.com) you can find a how-to for installing mailman on plesk and more recently a rpm...I have used the how-to (it works)...but I have not tested the rpm..(as I already have mailman running on all my boxes, that need it).
>> I have used the how-to (it works)...
Oh, oh, you're in trouble now. I've been messing with that how-to for ages, and I still get those error messages about the wrong UID/GID. Never did find a real answer over there, at least not one that works. Part of the problem may be related to the fact that the how-to was written for psa 2.5, and partly it's because the guy who wrote qmail is brilliant but, as far as I can tell, insane.
Maybe after RS rolls out Plesk again, we can make up a definitive How-To for installing mailman. I'll be happy to contribute, but I've just never solved that UID/GID issue.
Seems like it would be fairly easy to translate the list creation scripts into PHP pages, too. That would sure be handy.
Anyway, I'm just happy that there will be some Plesk users here again. The Plesk forum is okay, but it's nicer here.
Oh, oh, you're in trouble now. I've been messing with that how-to for ages, and I still get those error messages about the wrong UID/GID. Never did find a real answer over there, at least not one that works. Part of the problem may be related to the fact that the how-to was written for psa 2.5, and partly it's because the guy who wrote qmail is brilliant but, as far as I can tell, insane.
Maybe after RS rolls out Plesk again, we can make up a definitive How-To for installing mailman. I'll be happy to contribute, but I've just never solved that UID/GID issue.
Seems like it would be fairly easy to translate the list creation scripts into PHP pages, too. That would sure be handy.
Anyway, I'm just happy that there will be some Plesk users here again. The Plesk forum is okay, but it's nicer here.
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Originally posted by bobk
>> I have used the how-to (it works)...
Oh, oh, you're in trouble now. I've been messing with that how-to for ages, and I still get those error messages about the wrong UID/GID. Never did find a real answer over there, at least not one that works. Part of the problem may be related to the fact that the how-to was written for psa 2.5, and partly it's because the guy who wrote qmail is brilliant but, as far as I can tell, insane.
Maybe after RS rolls out Plesk again, we can make up a definitive How-To for installing mailman. I'll be happy to contribute, but I've just never solved that UID/GID issue.
Seems like it would be fairly easy to translate the list creation scripts into PHP pages, too. That would sure be handy.
Anyway, I'm just happy that there will be some Plesk users here again. The Plesk forum is okay, but it's nicer here.
>> I have used the how-to (it works)...
Oh, oh, you're in trouble now. I've been messing with that how-to for ages, and I still get those error messages about the wrong UID/GID. Never did find a real answer over there, at least not one that works. Part of the problem may be related to the fact that the how-to was written for psa 2.5, and partly it's because the guy who wrote qmail is brilliant but, as far as I can tell, insane.
Maybe after RS rolls out Plesk again, we can make up a definitive How-To for installing mailman. I'll be happy to contribute, but I've just never solved that UID/GID issue.
Seems like it would be fairly easy to translate the list creation scripts into PHP pages, too. That would sure be handy.
Anyway, I'm just happy that there will be some Plesk users here again. The Plesk forum is okay, but it's nicer here.
actually..once everyone gets to 5.0...they can just use the new rpm that you can find at the plesk forum.....it is supposed to be really nice..and includes web based templates for adding lists..etc...
but...if you want to work on a how-to...I can help out with that too...(if you don't like rpm's)
Hmm... I tried that rpm and it didn't seem to work at all. Docs were really sparse, as far as I could tell. I installed it, it seemed to be a source RPM, but I wasn't able to successfully compile it.
Anyway, yeah, once we have some folks here using PSA 5, we should be able to figure out some definitive way of installing mailman. Lack of a list manager is my biggest gripe about Plesk.
Anyway, yeah, once we have some folks here using PSA 5, we should be able to figure out some definitive way of installing mailman. Lack of a list manager is my biggest gripe about Plesk.
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Originally posted by bobk
Hmm... I tried that rpm and it didn't seem to work at all. Docs were really sparse, as far as I could tell. I installed it, it seemed to be a source RPM, but I wasn't able to successfully compile it.
Anyway, yeah, once we have some folks here using PSA 5, we should be able to figure out some definitive way of installing mailman. Lack of a list manager is my biggest gripe about Plesk.
Hmm... I tried that rpm and it didn't seem to work at all. Docs were really sparse, as far as I could tell. I installed it, it seemed to be a source RPM, but I wasn't able to successfully compile it.
Anyway, yeah, once we have some folks here using PSA 5, we should be able to figure out some definitive way of installing mailman. Lack of a list manager is my biggest gripe about Plesk.
5.0 rocks...I have it on all my boxes..and my mailman install from 2.5.5 just transfered right over into it.
Hmm. What perms and ownership should I use on /usr/local/mailman? None of the suggested combos seem to work for me.
I'm working on a fresh psa 5.0 RPM installation, BTW; I switched to a plain RH server at the same time I bought the license.
I'm working on a fresh psa 5.0 RPM installation, BTW; I switched to a plain RH server at the same time I bought the license.
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Originally posted by bobk
Hmm. What perms and ownership should I use on /usr/local/mailman? None of the suggested combos seem to work for me.
I'm working on a fresh psa 5.0 RPM installation, BTW; I switched to a plain RH server at the same time I bought the license.
Hmm. What perms and ownership should I use on /usr/local/mailman? None of the suggested combos seem to work for me.
I'm working on a fresh psa 5.0 RPM installation, BTW; I switched to a plain RH server at the same time I bought the license.
I run mine under popuser:popuser ...with no issues.
Hmm, well that's different from where I left 'em when I gave up. I'll fool some more and see if I can make this work.
Did you you set it recursively, ie chown -R popuser:popuser?
Did you you set it recursively, ie chown -R popuser:popuser?
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Originally posted by bobk
Hmm, well that's different from where I left 'em when I gave up. I'll fool some more and see if I can make this work.
Did you you set it recursively, ie chown -R popuser:popuser?
Hmm, well that's different from where I left 'em when I gave up. I'll fool some more and see if I can make this work.
Did you you set it recursively, ie chown -R popuser:popuser?
mkdir /usr/local/mailman
cd /usr/local/mailman
chown popuser:popuser ../mailman
chmod 2775 ../mailman
y'know... sometimes a problem just stumps me, and no matter how I try to solve it, it gets the better of me. That's where I am with this one. I saw there was a new RPM for mailman, so I thought I'd give that a try... and ended up with unsatisfied dependencies, installing tjhose revealed other dependencies, the src rpm's wouldn't build (making me suspect my installation rather than the rpm's). I'm NOT stupid; I've been doing this stuff for a living for years. But this one has me beat, and it doesn't look like it should be that difficult (although it should be noted that qmail's configuration scheme IS a crime against nature).
I'm going to try again from scratch on a bare test server; if I manage to get it to go, I'll write up a how-to; the one at Plesk is kind of out of date. Nighthawk, thanks for your help and for moderating. I'm thrilled that Plesk is back at RS, this is a really good forum.
I'm going to try again from scratch on a bare test server; if I manage to get it to go, I'll write up a how-to; the one at Plesk is kind of out of date. Nighthawk, thanks for your help and for moderating. I'm thrilled that Plesk is back at RS, this is a really good forum.
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Originally posted by bobk
y'know... sometimes a problem just stumps me, and no matter how I try to solve it, it gets the better of me. That's where I am with this one. I saw there was a new RPM for mailman, so I thought I'd give that a try... and ended up with unsatisfied dependencies, installing tjhose revealed other dependencies, the src rpm's wouldn't build (making me suspect my installation rather than the rpm's). I'm NOT stupid; I've been doing this stuff for a living for years. But this one has me beat, and it doesn't look like it should be that difficult (although it should be noted that qmail's configuration scheme IS a crime against nature).
I'm going to try again from scratch on a bare test server; if I manage to get it to go, I'll write up a how-to; the one at Plesk is kind of out of date. Nighthawk, thanks for your help and for moderating. I'm thrilled that Plesk is back at RS, this is a really good forum.
y'know... sometimes a problem just stumps me, and no matter how I try to solve it, it gets the better of me. That's where I am with this one. I saw there was a new RPM for mailman, so I thought I'd give that a try... and ended up with unsatisfied dependencies, installing tjhose revealed other dependencies, the src rpm's wouldn't build (making me suspect my installation rather than the rpm's). I'm NOT stupid; I've been doing this stuff for a living for years. But this one has me beat, and it doesn't look like it should be that difficult (although it should be noted that qmail's configuration scheme IS a crime against nature).
I'm going to try again from scratch on a bare test server; if I manage to get it to go, I'll write up a how-to; the one at Plesk is kind of out of date. Nighthawk, thanks for your help and for moderating. I'm thrilled that Plesk is back at RS, this is a really good forum.
no problem...let me know if you get stumped...I will try to help.
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