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Sorry
for the long Email!!! but maybe it will help someone else and get my answers
too!
During
the last few weeks of beta testing I have also been testing some functions of
the Webmail configuration.
First,
I have two Modus servers, one for hosted services and one for my
dialup/dsl/wireless customers. I wanted to run only one server for
Webmail, seperate from the actual mailservers. Suneel suggested one server
with two virtual directories for webmail, but that was not what I wanted.. I
wanted one webmail url with two different webadmin functions and that can be
done. A document on the Vircom website tells you how to setup a seperate
webmail server, but it doesn't address the webadmin function and two mail
servers.
So,
here is how you do it...
When
you setup a webmail server it creates a ..\mwmserver\webmailsvr.ini file which
contains your basic settings. The above document tells you how to create a
different setup for each domain by adding a [domain:settings] section for those
that you want to be different than the default. You also have to modify
the web.config file ..\WebAdmin\Root\web.config file with the "Site" value of
the IP address that you want the WebAdmin function to point to. However,
it has no known ability to point to two servers.
To
point your webadmin to a seperate mailserver, just create another directory
under your original directory, mine is d:\vircom\ so the first WebAdmin is in
d:\vircom\modusWebAdmin\ I added a directory called
d:\vircom\WebAdmin-2\ Then copy all the files from the original WebAdmin
folder, edit the web.config file in the new root folder to reflect the IP
address of the second server. You will also need to change the
WebAmdinUrl= in the ORIGINAL webmailsvr.ini file to the URL that will point to
the new WebAdmin-2 for the [domain:settings] that you setup.
Go to IISadmin and add a virtual directory
for whatever you named the second Webadmin directory.
When a
person clicks on settings, based on their domain, Webmail will look at the
WebAdminUrl and point them to the proper
mailserver.
Going one step futher... I have some problems and need to know if anyone, including Vircom, can give me some answers.. In the
MWMClient\AspRoot\Settings.asp file there are several "If
statements"
Example: If
VopWeb.GetCapability("Quarantine") Then
Will display the Quarantine tab at the top
of Webmail IF QuarantineEnabled=1 in the WebServer.ini file. If it
equals 0 then it will not be displayed.
Several other options are, that I can't make work
are:
AntiVirus
AntiSpam
ForbiddenAttachments
and a different IF that is if
CBool(VopWeb.Getcapbility("ExternalAccount"))
So my questions
are....
1. Why won't adding the additional
settings = 0 work?
2. Where is settings looking for
"CBool"
Thanks,
Ronnie |
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