Sorry, but I tried that (before this and again after you suggested it) and it didn't work.
==================================== OSC Consulting Affordable Dedicated Email, Ecommerce, and Web servers. !!! $199 per month 30-day CASH BACK GUARANTEE !!! Effective Results -- System Administration and Consulting Services. http://www.1osc.com > OSC (sorry don't have the original post with your name), > > A couple of questions. Are you installing qmailadmin as root? Are you > trying to access qmailadmin through a virtual domain or the server's > main domain settings? > > I think for starters you will want to look at your install and figure > out why qmailadmin didn't get installed under /htdocs/images/ > Permissions problem maybe? > > I do remember having this problem with qmailadmin and the images. The > problem was we were trying to access it through a virtual domain. Our > fix was that we created an alias in httpd.conf allowing the following: > > /images/qmailadmin > to be found at > /locationofyourapache/htdocs/images/qmailadmin > > Everything worked after that. > > Wil Hatfield > > > >> On Wednesday, March 26, 2003, at 01:23 PM, OSC Consulting SysAdmin >> wrote: >> > This is becoming quite obvious that it is a problem with QmailAdmin. >> Since I'm new to the list, I'm not sure if the developers actually >> read it >> > but if they do, I would appreciate any hints or tips on how to fix >> or work >> > around this bug. > >
