This one time, at band camp, Tony Wasson said: > >Anyone have any experience setting up sqwebmail? I've been puttering > >around with it, but I'm not really getting anywhere. I have a default > >apache install, and a default sqwebmail for woody. When I acces the > >site, I get an error "foo.com/[" not found. I assume this is because > >it's trying to look up the .css for sqwebmail and failing, but I'm not > >sure how to correct it as yet. Putting the setEnv directive from the > >README.Debian in httpd.conf makes reloading apache fail (I'm putting it > >under 'if mod_setenv' - maybe it's the wrong place?) > > >Any pointers to docs or whatever welcome. Please be gentle, this is my > >first foray into both apache and webmail, and I'm moving fairly slowly. > >Looking at docs online lead me to believe I'm going to need to set up a > >cgi-bin on this server, but I find nothing in the Debian package - is > >this just poor documentation on Debian's part, or is it not really > >necessary? > > I recently set it up, and I recall there being a problem with the > dependencies. If you check the bug logs (bugs.debian.org), you'll see that > you have to install a slightly different PHP to get everything to work. The > .deb does everything for you, so you shouldn't need to tweak httpd.conf, > unless you want to change the URL. > > Feel free to contact me if you need more help. > Tony Wasson > > > Tony Hmmm . . . I don't have PHP installed at all on this box, and it seems to be working. I guess, rereading my message, I really wasn't clear what the problem was. Not enough (coffee | sleep) and too much time in my head. Let me start over. If I choose to install sqwebmail non-SUID root (my preferred solution), I get the above error. If I do install it SUID root, then it works, but under foo.com/cgi-bin/sqwebmail. What I have set up currently is this: I have a domain, let's say foo.com. DNS points to 2 boxes, www.foo.com and mail.foo.com, each with their own static IP. www.foo.com displays a main webpage and users pages as it should. (Yaay - I really don't know apache well, so this was a small triumph). I would like it if I could go to mail.foo.com, and be presented with a login page, which I think would mean setting up the DocumentRoot to be /path/to/sqwebmail, although this has so far failed. I basically would like this because there are no other virtual domains on this server, and it is serving a fairly small user base. I suppose I could just set up index.html in the DocumentRoot to redirect to cgi-bin/sqwebmail, but this feels clumsy. As all the users are friends of mine, is there a way to not install sqwebmail SUID root (they can just ask me to change their passwords, rather than having a potential security hole) and have the DocumentRoot work as described above? Thanks, Steve -- Fascinating, a totally parochial attitude. -- Spock, "Metamorphosis", stardate 3219.8
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