I don't get any error with that URL, only when I try to load postfixadmin/admin. However, when I try to login via postfixadmin/login.php I am unable to.
I've tried the default values of admin/admin, and I've also tried changing the password in .htpasswd via your instructions, but neither works, seems something is wrong with the authentication.
Sorry, have the wrong url, you first have to create users to be able to access http//localhost/postfixadmin/login.php
You need to create them in http//localhost/postfixadmin/admin/, you should get the browser to respond with an authentication request where you should use the admin/admin combination ?
Do you have the AllowOverride All in your httpd.conf ?
your .htaccess file should be in postfixadmin/admin/ and should have the content as described in the documentation. Be aware of the pathnames used in there, they might be different in your setup...
17 Feb 2007
I am able to access postfix admin via:
http//localhost/postfixadmin/login.phpbut I am unable to access:
http://localhost/postfixadmin/adminI followed the instructions perfectly, the only thing I wasn't sure about is the hostname variable in:
/etc/postfix/main.cfAlso, how can I test to see that the mailserver is configured properly. I would like to be able to send a test email or something. Thanks.
17 Feb 2007
The hostname in
main.cfshould be the hostname you got from your ISP.What is the error you get when accessing
http//localhost/postfixadmin/login.php17 Feb 2007
I don't get any error with that URL, only when I try to load postfixadmin/admin. However, when I try to login via postfixadmin/login.php I am unable to.
I've tried the default values of admin/admin, and I've also tried changing the password in .htpasswd via your instructions, but neither works, seems something is wrong with the authentication.
18 Feb 2007
Sorry, have the wrong url, you first have to create users to be able to access
http//localhost/postfixadmin/login.phpYou need to create them in
http//localhost/postfixadmin/admin/, you should get the browser to respond with an authentication request where you should use the admin/admin combination ?Do you have the AllowOverride All in your httpd.conf ?
18 Feb 2007
Yes, I have allowoverride set to all in my httpd.conf file. Do I need to add something to my .htaccess file?
19 Feb 2007
your .htaccess file should be in postfixadmin/admin/ and should have the content as described in the documentation. Be aware of the pathnames used in there, they might be different in your setup...