Dear Johnston,
Kindly see this line's are there in your httpd.conf.
Include /etc/httpd/conf/toaster.conf
Include /etc/httpd/conf/squirrelmail.conf
or see whether you have not deleted /usr/share/toaster
Regards,
Ganesh Payelkar
INDIA
On Wed, Jul 1, 2009 at 9:52 AM, J.T. Johnston <[email protected]> wrote:
> I have screwed up the web parts of my toaster while trying to set up a
> virtual http domain for one of my other companies. After realizing the
> virtual domain was causing a problem accessing the default http server, I
> deleted the virtual server. Now, when I try to access /webmail,
> /qmailadmin, and /admin-toaster/ my server returns a 'Not Found' error.
> When I type in the FQDN for the default server web page, I get the Apache
> test page, so I know it is serving pages. I can even get to the web page
> for the domain I was adding by using the FQDN for the default domain and
> adding /myotherdomainfolder.
>
> The only thing other than trying to add another virtual domain that I have
> changed on the server was the addition of an FTP server so that I could
> upload the webpage files from my desktop system as I completed them. The
> FTP server seems to be functioning normally, and did not appear to affect
> any of the config settings for the HTTP server.
>
> Can someone please help or at least tell me where to look? I don't really
> have an understanding of how the web components for Squirrelmain and Qmail
> Admin interact with the HTTP server, so I really need some step by step
> troubleshooting help.
>
>
> Thanks,
> J.T. Johnston
> Monroeville, AL
>
>
>
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