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Hostname: localhost.localdomain
Host: localhost
Domain: localdomain.
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Hostname: localhost.localdomain
Host: localhost
Domain: localdomain.
Well, I see what the problem is now. I need to add something for the hostname not being set. I will not work with localhost.localdomain unfortunately. It needs a fully qualified domain name (FQDN) to function correctly.
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I didn't realize you had the default hostname. I overlooked that part and I apologize.I will add something to the next release in the script to address this problem. Either way, it should work now. I would recommend you do the option you are most comfortable with doing. I hope this solves your problem. If not, please let me know.
Thanks for your patience and helping me test the scripts!
I got this far and stopped, as the host script acted wrong.I have been playing around a bit more with the virtual mail server scripts. I now have a single package that you can download (includes rpms and patch files) from here http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1380867/virt ... 1.2.tar.gz (4.7MB).
Here's the sequence of events to get the virtual email server up and running:
- 1. Create a web app in Amahi named webmail.
2. Open a terminal window, become root, and navigate to the webmail directory.
3. Download the file to this directory and extract it into the html directory of webmail.
4. Run the host-update-virtual-mail-1.2.sh script.
I have implemented the password control for AMAHI per:10. Navigate to http://webmail and enter your login credentials.[/list]
I did some more testing. If I run 'hostname -fv' I get:I got this far and stopped, as the host script acted wrong.I have been playing around a bit more with the virtual mail server scripts. I now have a single package that you can download (includes rpms and patch files) from here http://dl.getdropbox.com/u/1380867/virt ... 1.2.tar.gz (4.7MB).
Here's the sequence of events to get the virtual email server up and running:
- 1. Create a web app in Amahi named webmail.
2. Open a terminal window, become root, and navigate to the webmail directory.
3. Download the file to this directory and extract it into the html directory of webmail.
4. Run the host-update-virtual-mail-1.2.sh script.
The script determined:
Hostname: localhost.localdomain
Host: localhost
Domain: localdomain
This is all wrong. Per /etc/sysconfig/network:
HOSTNAME=klovia.htt-consult.com
Per /etc/hosts:
127.0.0.1 localhost.localdomain localhost klovia.htt-consult.com klovia
So can you help me out here before I proceed?
Well I started looking into updating install-virtual-mail-1.2.shI will need to update the host update script. What you can do manually to continue with install is to change all occurrences in the install script to match your hostname. The files listed in the host update script need to be updated as well.
Not sure if I will get it done today, but I will try. Thanks for the update and now maybe I can get it working right for everyone.
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