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RE: Exchange and Ispcp - Krisxxx - 10-11-2008 04:36 PM
(10-10-2008 10:55 PM)BeNe Wrote: You can also put it to /var/www/ with the correct Permissions that Apache can read it.
Greez BeNe
I get the same error nomatter where i put the file:
Error:
Your files directory 'var/files' is in the webservers docroot
How can that be? How should the permissions be? What user and group should be the owner?
RE: Exchange and Ispcp - Zothos - 10-11-2008 10:03 PM
<ot>a friend of my is currently using exchange and ispcp. He has a server with ispcp running all the normal mail stuff, and a real exchange server where every mailbox gets his mails from the ispcp server via pop3 ebery 5minutes</ot>
RE: Exchange and Ispcp - Krisxxx - 10-12-2008 07:44 PM
(10-11-2008 10:03 PM)Zothos Wrote: <ot>a friend of my is currently using exchange and ispcp. He has a server with ispcp running all the normal mail stuff, and a real exchange server where every mailbox gets his mails from the ispcp server via pop3 ebery 5minutes</ot>
Sounds great, but i need it all to be in just 1 server and i still have problem with the files folder. No matter where i put it, it says that its in the docroot
RE: Exchange and Ispcp - Krisxxx - 10-13-2008 04:18 PM
Nobody has had that problem before with the files folder? Would really like this to work.
RE: Exchange and Ispcp - BeNe - 10-13-2008 06:42 PM
The docroot should not be accessable from the Internet. So please put it in a Folder outside the docroot. Then make sure that Apache (the vuXXXX) User has enough permission.
Also checked the eGroupware Forum ? This is no really an ispCP Problem.
Greez BeNe