Roger Arnold wrote: Part of this problem is now fixed, all I had to do is create a symlink in each of the domains to the qmailadmin images directory in the web tree. Thanks for the help, all I have to do now is find out why I can't gain access to qmailadmin and I am home free :) Thanks again Regards Roger Ken Jones wrote: > burrett wrote: > > > > Roger Arnold wrote: > > > > Hi everyone, > > I sent this email to the qmailadmin group but as yet have had no replies > > that helped > > so I wondered if anyone here had some idea's on the subject to get me > > going please? > > > > I have just finished getting "Qmail & Vpopmail" to work (thanks to Ken) > > but have now run into a strange problem/problems with Qmailadmin, and am > > > > hoping someone can help me as quickly as possible please. > > > > Qmailadmin compiled and installed alright, but that's where it stopped. > > If I try and access qmailadmin over the web with the qmail default > > domain/user qmailadmin displays fine, but won't allow anyone to log on, > > which is reasonable considering it has not been setup as a vpopmail > > domain. > > > > However if a domain that has been setup with vpopmail using "vadddomain" > > > > tries to access Qmailadmin over the web, all that displays is the text > > without any graphics, even though the default domain had full graphics > > displayed. > > Sounds like a httpd configuration issue. The graphics directory, > images/qmailadmin has to be available. > > > > > The more serious problem came next, when I tried to log in to > > Qmailadmin. > > It simply rejected any attempt to gain access (domain name and password > > were checked against the name and password the domain was installed as). > > > > Master Account: postmaster > > Domain Name: totalauto.com.au > > Password: aircon > > > > All thats returned is "Invalid Login" > > > > This happens for any and all domains installed on this machine, that > > have been setup with "vadddomain", I just can't get past that "invalid > > logon". > > I'm hoping that someone with experience with Qmailadmin will have some > > idea's how to solve this problem > > Looks like either a httpd configuration issue, permissions/ownership > of the qmailadmin binary, or where a mysql issue. > > Can you authenticate with pop? > > Ken Jones
