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PostfixAdmin is a web based interface used to manage mailboxes, virtual domains and aliases. It also features support for vacation/out-of-the-office messages.
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QUESTION
I have this code trying to replace string.
File:
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Feb-02 at 19:42Because it is a regex, you have to escape all the characters that do have a meaning in a regex and this is the case for
- the dollar sign
$that means end of the string - the opening and closing square brackets
[]that are delimiting characters class. - the dot
.that match any single character
Your replace tasks should, then, be:
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I'm following linuxbabe's tutorial* to set up my server and managed to screw up something and can't make https do it's job. The site can be reached via port 80, but not via port 443. Firefox says Unable to load. Probably clearing all Apache-related ssl stuff would do it for a new beginning (but email certificates must not be touched! Those work as expected). My question is, how can it be done in a safe manner? Thank you!
PS: running Raspberry OS with Apache 2.4.52 and certbot.
...ANSWER
Answered 2022-Jan-23 at 17:53There is a command "certbot delete". It will list available certificates and you can chose which to delete. After that, you redo the certification process.
PS: and don't forget to open port 443! That was the reason I screwed things up.
QUESTION
So basically I have been looking for a solution for like two days straight and nothing seems to be helping.
I am using Roundcube mail client with IMAP, postfixadmin and dovecot and whenever I try to upload attachments, I get an internal server error. Here is something I managed to catch in logs:
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Nov-12 at 13:07After a few long days, I finally managed to figure this out on my own, and it's really simple. So what's happening is that rounducbe is trying to close file that doesn't exist.
So, to all of you who are facing with the same problem, to fix this you have to edit file "path/to/roundcube/program/lib/Roundcube/rcube_imap_generic.php" on line 430 Change this:
QUESTION
I'm currently working on a private mailserver for Debian 10. Everything works so far but postfixadmin gives me headcaches.
Theres a problem with the setup it says:
"Warning: Depends on: IMAP functions - NOT FOUND To install IMAP support, install php5-imap Without IMAP support, you won't be able to create subfolders when creating mailboxes."
The problem here is that you cannot install the php5 version of php5-imap whatsoever.
I tried to install the php7-version of it but the setup.php wont recognize it.
Now to my question: Is there a way to install the php5-imap package?
If that isnt working: Is there a way to "trick" the setup.php, that it will recognize the php7-imap?
Thank you very much in advance.
...ANSWER
Answered 2021-Jul-02 at 22:03php5.6-imap can be installed on debian 10 from Sury repository:
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I'm have a an Apache HTTP server that has a reverse proxy to a tomcat server. However, I only want the reverse proxy to happen when the client uses the subdomain www. This is because I want to use other subdomains to point to other applications, such as email.
e.g. www.example.com will go display the apache tomcat webapp.
The way to do this, I presume, is to configure my DNS so that every subdomain I use will point to my server. Right now, in addition to www, that is server.example.com and posfixadmin.example.com. However, the issue is that all my subdomains end up pointing to tomcat.
So when I try to visit postfixadmin.example.com/setup.php to set up postfixadmin through its web setup, it ends up taking me to my tomcat webapp's 404.
Here is my virtualhost configuration:
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jun-11 at 20:34As to the DNS: I have set specific CNAME entries for each subdomain including www; all of them point back to the public IP of my server that houses my example.com domain (using @ in my case - possible with most DNS, I think). There may be some different strategies on this, but I believe you're on the correct path based on what you've suggested in the question.
As to Apache configuration:
I believe that the http protocol does not need to be specified in the ServerName directive and that, generally, the domain need not appear inside the ... tags.
I should mention that I am relatively unfamiliar with Tomcat but am assuming it is listening at 8080 on the localhost, in which case this should help.
I'm not 100% certain that that is all that is snarling you, but try trimming that ServerName back and doing like so, including the change to the VirtualHost open tag:
QUESTION
I'm switching from a shared hosting provider to GCP. I have a domain name (domain.com), and on the shared hosting I just had to create a new email address in the directadmin panel, and use squirrelmail to send/receive emails.
The problem is: I don't know how to achieve this on GCP.
I have added a new zone in cloud DNS for the domain name, and I have changed the nameservers of the domain name at my hosting provider (where the domain name is parked).
Now I'm looking for a solution so I can use the domain name (coupled to a VM) but also send/receive emails in an easy way.
Is there a (paid/free) solution I can use which isn't very difficult to install/maintain? I was thinking of creating a mailserver with postfix/postfixadmin, but GCP blocks outgoing mail so I have to use a service like sendgrid or mailgun to send email + I still need to install postfix for receiving email. But to be honest: I've never done this before and I don't find any good tutorials about this.
I have a mailgun account and I tried following this (https://cloud.google.com/compute/docs/tutorials/sending-mail/using-mailgun) tutorial, but the emails I'm sending are not delivered.
Is there an online service or something like that where I can couple my domain name to, to send and receive emails? I tried to google it, I googled on "external mail server" and "free mail server" but I didn't find any (good) results.
Thanks in advance!
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Feb-06 at 02:09Mailgun sounds like a good option to use, if you're still planning to use it on GCP, check that you've created a firewall rule to allow outbound traffic [1]. This step might be the reason why you're not receiving the emails.
If you need a good guide to set up a Postfix server, you might find this guide useful [2].
I've read that you're already using G Suite [3], this option is great and will ease the process a lot.
QUESTION
I`m trying to set up postfixadmin nginx config file with nested locations and stuck with problem of passing correct SCRIPT_FILENAME to php-fpm backend.
Urls that should be passed as postfixadmin scripts starts with /postfixadmin URL. Part of my config file that serve /postfixadmin files look like this
...ANSWER
Answered 2020-Jan-19 at 13:11Ok. I figured out cause of problem. Problem was in my dummy regex.
So i fixed this
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