I am new to this so, please bear with me... I am trying to set up a e-mail server that will serve as back up to my current server.
I installed Fedora C4 on a PIII 877 1G RAM. I followed the instructions on wiki.qmailtoaster.com for Fedora installation. It all sorked fine after the installation and did few tests that were successful. I got a little greedy and tried to add virtual domains just to see if how it will work. That was my mistake. I created a virtual domain named sikand001 (just to test) and added a user [EMAIL PROTECTED] it worked fine. Also, my first email account worked find [EMAIL PROTECTED] The problem started when I added a thir domain sikand002 After that it stoped working. I was not able to access the webmail part and all e-mails sent through Outlook got regected. I undo the virtual domains and the problem did not go away. Like I said, I am new to this and maybe I need some kind of reference as to what to check for in my situation. Any help that you can provide will be greatly appreciated. The e-mail server is not in production and there is no emergecy to this, but I will like to figure it out without having to re-install. I will really appreciate if you can point me in the right direction. Thank you! -----Original Message----- From: Bill Shupp [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] Sent: Friday, March 10, 2006 10:41 AM To: [email protected] Subject: Re: [toaster] Can't access gui web interface Jorge Cornejo wrote: > I am installing an e-mail server with qmail-toaster. I did all the > installation procedures and it worked fine for about a week. I do not > remember changing anything during that time except for adding a > virtual domain. I since then removed and replaced the original files > back. Now I am now able to access http://mydomain/admin-toaster/ > anymore. All my test e-mail addresses get bounced back saying that > Host unknown (Name > server: mydomain: host not found) > > What can I check or do to get it working again. Should I just > re-install qmail-toaster? You're talking about several different issues. Are your web tools broken (qmailadmin, squirrelmail), or is mail delivery broken? What about pop or imap authentication? Are you actually using "mydomain", or are you substituting it in this email? More specifics are needed to diagnose your problem. Regards, Bill
