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oprice
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 | | 29 Apr 2007 08:04 AM |
| tring to install the web interface.. but cant get the web site up.. New version of windows 2003 server install Windows 2003 SP2 installed IIS installed .Net frameworks 2.0 installed installed SQL express Mail Server installed and running Installed WEB interface, justy cant get the site up getting 401 errors then 403 errors - -HELP I thought it was really going to be easy.. Even Archie try to help ... Oliver | | |
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Dave
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| | 02 Jul 2007 06:53 PM |
| I'm having the same problem - the mail server works, but havent been able to access the web based mail - and my customers need it - any ideas anyone? Thanks. | | | |
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| | Dave
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| | 04 Jul 2007 06:00 AM |
| I finally found the problem - in IIS I changed the ASP version from 1.+ to 2.+ and the web interface started.
Archie sent me this:
First, you have to make sure that web interface is running under ASP.NET v2.0.50727, and the "webmail" virtual folder allows anonymous access:
Go to Control Panel - Administrative Tools - Internet Information Services, select and expand your web site node, select the virtual directory WebMail (or, under which name you have installed the web interface), click Properties on the toolbar, select ASP.NET tab, and make sure that ASP.NET version box shows 2.0.50727. After that, go to Directory Security tab, click Edit button in the Anonymous access and authentication control box, make sure Anonymous access box is checked, then close all boxes by clicking OK.
Second, if you are getting errors when accessing MailServerData database, make sure that an account, under which IIS runs (ASPNET in XP), has an access to MailServerData database, and has db_accessadmin, db_datareader and db_datawriter rights. It can be done using SQL Server Management Studio.
If you are getting problems with access rights to your mail server folders, then try to "impersonate" your ASP.NET connection, to do it, find the file web.config in the root of the mail server web interface installation, and somewhere inside of system.web section, insert:
Where TheUserName and ThePassword are username and password of user on your computer, who has full access to your mail server folders.
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|  | | Mail Server v1.0.8.3 |
- Added support of STARTTLS (STLS) command for SMTP, POP3, IMAP, and SMTP relay and delivery, which will
allow secure, fully encrypted connections, when possible;
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| Mail Server v1.0.8.2 |
- Optimized delivery speed. In earlier versions each "tick" which was checking whether messages were
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messages, which should considerably increase deliver speed;
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| ArGoSoft Mail Server v1.0.8.1 | -
Fixed a bug: when using IMAP via Firefox with "When I delete a message, move it
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| ArGoSoft Mail Server v1.0.8.0 |
- Fixed a problem with web interface - was showing only first page of messages, and would not
switch to other pages; In order to fix the web interface, mail server itself has to be updated;
- When installint initially, was still using SQLite, even when SQL was requested;
- There was a problem with switching from SQLite database engine to SQL server database engine:
the SQL database was not being created;
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| ArGoSoft Mail Server .NET v1.0.7.9 |
- The server no longer requires Microsoft SQL Server. If SQL server is not found, it will use
SQLite engine, which does not require separate installation. If SQL server is found, then user will be
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- Made other improvements, such as, now mailbox rebuild indexes orphaned records, rather then deleting them,
also added an opotion to increment UIDL validity of folder (both on the Mailbox viewer box);
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