From: David A. <vir...@be...> - 2003-07-29 00:02:05
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installed and setup according to instructions. Everything is working fine except I can not create virtual servers. I can enter all setup info for new server but after I hit create..after a short time I get a blank white screen or page not found. The server does not get created. Any suggestions would be greatly appreciated. Thanks DA --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.497 / Virus Database: 296 - Release Date: 07/04/2003 |
From: David A. <vir...@be...> - 2003-07-30 02:17:09
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Thanks for the fast reply...turns out that I changed the webmin theme.. this caused me to lose my ssl connection. I resigned on ok to webmin but without ssl. This is what caused the error. I have can now create virtual servers. The only problem now is I always get the default apache page being server for both my virtual servers...any ideas? Thanks David --- Outgoing mail is certified Virus Free. Checked by AVG anti-virus system (http://www.grisoft.com). Version: 6.0.504 / Virus Database: 302 - Release Date: 07/24/2003 |
From: Rodney R. <ro...@rc...> - 2003-09-23 21:41:23
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I'm having a heck of a time getting virtualadmin to work right. Most notably, when I remove a domain, the entire machien eth0 loses connectivity. No ssh, nothing. I have to call the client who is 30 miles away and have them reboot the machine. :( I finally ran the restore for the machine and tried again. Same thing. Which may mean, I'm doing the same thing wrong twice. :) Also, I've not been able to get postfix to talk to the virtual domain. There is already a mail user account, but no home directory. I tried creating it and pointing it's directory to /home/mail, but that didn't help. postfix 1.1.12 Thought I'm about to upgrade it to version 2.?? -- Highest Regards, Rodney Richison RCR Computing http://www.rcrnet.net ro...@rc... 918-358-1111 |
From: Joe C. <jo...@sw...> - 2003-09-23 22:46:14
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Rodney Richison wrote: > I'm having a heck of a time getting virtualadmin to work right. > > Most notably, when I remove a domain, the entire machien eth0 loses > connectivity. No ssh, nothing. I have to call the client who is 30 miles > away and have them reboot the machine. :( I finally ran the restore > for the machine and tried again. Same thing. Which may mean, I'm doing > the same thing wrong twice. :) I haven't seen this. Was the machine an IP-based domain? And did that IP happen to match the only IP on the system? That might explain it... > Also, I've not been able to get postfix to talk to the virtual domain. > There is already a mail user account, but no home directory. I tried > creating it and pointing it's directory to /home/mail, but that didn't > help. Creating a mail user account with a homedir of /home/mail is just a useful precaution to prevent accidental creation of a user later that would have access to some of the mail spool. It has nothing to do with the postfix configuration--at all. Postfix does not use the mail user for anything and doesn't need it to exist. Have you followed the postfix directions in the installation section of the Virtualmin docs? http://www.swelltech.com/support/virtual-servers/ I did notice recently that one step is missing which is required for mail pickup via POP or IMAP, and that is to link /var/spool/mail to /home/mail: # ln -s /home/mail /var/spool/mail There's probably a way to do the same via configuration, but I don't know it off-hand. > postfix 1.1.12 > > Thought I'm about to upgrade it to version 2.?? That doesn't matter to Virtualmin. You're going to need to give us some better information, if the above link doesn't fix things for you. A tail of the maillog during a failed send to the virtual domain, for example. -- Joe Cooper <jo...@sw...> Web caching appliances and support. http://www.swelltech.com |
From: Rodney R. <ro...@rc...> - 2003-09-24 01:35:54
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BTW, anyone working on how to make the pop login the email address? That'd be a nice one.. > > I haven't seen this. Was the machine an IP-based domain? And did > that IP happen to match the only IP on the system? That might explain > it... It is the only ip on the system. I chose "name based" domain. Host name is the same as the virtual domain name. Could that cause it? Virtualmin still wants to tie it to the ip though it seems to me. It autofills in the ip address. > Also, I've not been able to get postfix to talk to the virtual domain. > There is already a mail user account, but no home directory. I tried > creating it and pointing it's directory to /home/mail, but that didn't > help. > > Creating a mail user account with a homedir of /home/mail is just a > useful precaution to prevent accidental creation of a user later that > would have access to some of the mail spool. It has nothing to do > with the postfix configuration--at all. Postfix does not use the mail > user for anything and doesn't need it to exist. > > Have you followed the postfix directions in the installation section > of the Virtualmin docs? > > http://www.swelltech.com/support/virtual-servers/ > > I did notice recently that one step is missing which is required for > mail pickup via POP or IMAP, and that is to link /var/spool/mail to > /home/mail: > > # ln -s /home/mail /var/spool/mail I missed this one. > > You're going to need to give us some better information, if the above > link doesn't fix things for you. A tail of the maillog during a > failed send to the virtual domain, for example. Okey doke. Maybe one of my basic concepts is wrong. I have since done another restore of the machine, since I'm not sure all the changes webmin makes and it's quick and easy to do. However, I need to clue in why all connectivity gets lost before I give it another whirl. There's no one there to reboot tonight. :) I'm sure it's something I've in the settings???? I'll worry bout the postfix part later after I create the link. -- Highest Regards, Rodney Richison RCR Computing http://www.rcrnet.net ro...@rc... 918-358-1111 |
From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2003-09-24 11:09:37
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On Wed, 2003-09-24 at 11:35, Rodney Richison wrote: > BTW, anyone working on how to make the pop login the email address? > That'd be a nice one.. > > > > > I haven't seen this. Was the machine an IP-based domain? And did > > that IP happen to match the only IP on the system? That might explain > > it... > > It is the only ip on the system. I chose "name based" domain. Host name > is the same as the virtual domain name. Could that cause it? Virtualmin > still wants to tie it to the ip though it seems to me. It autofills in > the ip address. Were you running virtualmin 1.4? Older versions had a bug that could have caused this, by incorrectly shutting down the real network interface associated with a domain when it is deleted.. - Jamie |
From: Rodney R. <ro...@rc...> - 2003-09-24 14:11:04
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>>It is the only ip on the system. I chose "name based" domain. Host name >>is the same as the virtual domain name. Could that cause it? Virtualmin >>still wants to tie it to the ip though it seems to me. It autofills in >>the ip address. >> >> > >Were you running virtualmin 1.4? Older versions had a bug that could >have caused this, by incorrectly shutting down the real network >interface associated with a domain when it is deleted.. > > - Jamie > > > I d/l'd 1.4 from the bottom of swelltech introduction page yesterday. -- Highest Regards, Rodney Richison RCR Computing http://www.rcrnet.net ro...@rc... 918-358-1111 |
From: Rodney R. <ro...@rc...> - 2003-09-24 16:40:30
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Ok gentlemen. Here's my notes and observations. I am still having a problem getting postfix to work. I have not lost connectivity, but of course, I've not had the guts to delete the domain yet either. :) >Were you running virtualmin 1.4? Older versions had a bug that could >have caused this, by incorrectly shutting down the real network >interface associated with a domain when it is deleted.. > > - Jamie > > Attempting re-install. Going to list things differant from the docs and other misc things. Erased entire appache config. (mostly for my own reasons and to be fresh.) Updated webmin and all webmin modules. for qouta's, rather than /home It is just / have to add the -m flag to quotacheck -vug -m / repquota / looks good. Knowing all this has nothing to do with problem. just documenting... Opps, gotta apt-get webalizer. Ok, done, but haven't configured yet. Virtualmin comes up now. Edit module config for default qouta's etc. Hmm, the /etc/postfix/virtual file contains only one entry tulsait.com anything. Opps, have to change mydestination for postfix not to include this host, so it can be a virtual. Still have problems with postfix: hmm access postmap isn't doing it's thing... warning: database /etc/postfix/access.db is older than source file /etc/postfix/access Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: warning: 65.16.101.120: address not listed for hostname 120.rcrnet.net Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: connect from unknown[65.16.101.120] Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: 5AAC34A27: client=unknown[65.16.101.120] Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: 5AAC34A27: reject: RCPT from unknown[65.16.101.120]: 550 <tu...@tu...>: User unknown in virtual alias table; from=<ro...@rc...> to=<tu...@tu...> proto=SMTP helo=<mailserv.rcrnet.net> Sep 24 11:22:47 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: disconnect from unknown[65.16.101.120] Still get same error. Seems the postfix virtual file is not being updated. ToDo: Add a link to logs to the postfix menu. Tis PITA to go to system to look. Try to get this thing to create a default webpage ie index.html Hmmm, on the virtual web site, tulsait.com goes now to the right place while www.tulsait.com goes to the default. Need to change that. -- Highest Regards, Rodney Richison RCR Computing http://www.rcrnet.net ro...@rc... 918-358-1111 |
From: Rodney R. <ro...@rc...> - 2003-09-24 17:15:49
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Boy was that alot of junk just to ask if /etc/postfix/virtual shouldn't now have an entry like this tu...@tu... tulsait.tulsait.com Rodney Richison wrote: > Ok gentlemen. Here's my notes and observations. I am still having a > problem getting postfix to work. > I have not lost connectivity, but of course, I've not had the guts to > delete the domain yet either. :) > >> Were you running virtualmin 1.4? Older versions had a bug that could >> have caused this, by incorrectly shutting down the real network >> interface associated with a domain when it is deleted.. >> >> - Jamie >> >> > Attempting re-install. Going to list things differant from the docs > and other misc things. > > Erased entire appache config. (mostly for my own reasons and to be > fresh.) > Updated webmin and all webmin modules. > > for qouta's, rather than /home It is just / > have to add the -m flag to quotacheck -vug -m / > > repquota / looks good. > > Knowing all this has nothing to do with problem. just documenting... > > Opps, gotta apt-get webalizer. Ok, done, but haven't configured yet. > Virtualmin comes up now. > > Edit module config for default qouta's etc. > Hmm, the /etc/postfix/virtual file contains only one entry > tulsait.com anything. > Opps, have to change mydestination for postfix not to include this > host, so it can be a virtual. > Still have problems with postfix: hmm access postmap isn't doing it's > thing... > > warning: database /etc/postfix/access.db is older than source file > /etc/postfix/access > Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: warning: 65.16.101.120: > address not listed for hostname 120.rcrnet.net > Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: connect from > unknown[65.16.101.120] > Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: 5AAC34A27: > client=unknown[65.16.101.120] > Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: 5AAC34A27: reject: RCPT > from unknown[65.16.101.120]: 550 <tu...@tu...>: User unknown > in virtual alias table; from=<ro...@rc...> > to=<tu...@tu...> proto=SMTP helo=<mailserv.rcrnet.net> > Sep 24 11:22:47 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: disconnect from > unknown[65.16.101.120] > > Still get same error. Seems the postfix virtual file is not being > updated. > > > ToDo: Add a link to logs to the postfix menu. Tis PITA to go to > system to look. > Try to get this thing to create a default webpage ie > index.html > Hmmm, on the virtual web site, tulsait.com goes now to the > right place while www.tulsait.com goes to the default. Need to change > that. > -- Highest Regards, Rodney Richison RCR Computing http://www.rcrnet.net ro...@rc... 918-358-1111 |
From: Rodney R. <ro...@rc...> - 2003-09-24 19:55:27
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Am getting things working out. When delivering to postfix, I get this now. ************************ <deb...@m1...>: cannot access mailbox /home/mail/debbie.tulsait.kicks-ass.net for user debbie.tulsait.kicks-ass.net. cannot create file exclusively: No such file or directory ************************ I don't doubt this, as we told postfix local delivery was /home/mail per docs. It also has not frozen my eth0 today.. :) |
From: Jamie C. <jca...@we...> - 2003-09-25 00:47:29
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Not really .. because virtualmin adds an entry to /etc/postfix/virtual like 'tulsait.com anything' then mail to tu...@tu... should be accepted for local delivery to the tulsait user. - Jamie Rodney Richison wrote: > Boy was that alot of junk just to ask if /etc/postfix/virtual shouldn't > now have an entry like this > tu...@tu... tulsait.tulsait.com > > > Rodney Richison wrote: > >> Ok gentlemen. Here's my notes and observations. I am still having a >> problem getting postfix to work. >> I have not lost connectivity, but of course, I've not had the guts to >> delete the domain yet either. :) >> >>> Were you running virtualmin 1.4? Older versions had a bug that could >>> have caused this, by incorrectly shutting down the real network >>> interface associated with a domain when it is deleted.. >>> >>> - Jamie >>> >>> >> Attempting re-install. Going to list things differant from the docs >> and other misc things. >> >> Erased entire appache config. (mostly for my own reasons and to be >> fresh.) >> Updated webmin and all webmin modules. >> >> for qouta's, rather than /home It is just / >> have to add the -m flag to quotacheck -vug -m / >> >> repquota / looks good. >> >> Knowing all this has nothing to do with problem. just documenting... >> >> Opps, gotta apt-get webalizer. Ok, done, but haven't configured yet. >> Virtualmin comes up now. >> >> Edit module config for default qouta's etc. >> Hmm, the /etc/postfix/virtual file contains only one entry >> tulsait.com anything. >> Opps, have to change mydestination for postfix not to include this >> host, so it can be a virtual. >> Still have problems with postfix: hmm access postmap isn't doing it's >> thing... >> >> warning: database /etc/postfix/access.db is older than source file >> /etc/postfix/access >> Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: warning: 65.16.101.120: >> address not listed for hostname 120.rcrnet.net >> Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: connect from >> unknown[65.16.101.120] >> Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: 5AAC34A27: >> client=unknown[65.16.101.120] >> Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: 5AAC34A27: reject: RCPT >> from unknown[65.16.101.120]: 550 <tu...@tu...>: User unknown >> in virtual alias table; from=<ro...@rc...> >> to=<tu...@tu...> proto=SMTP helo=<mailserv.rcrnet.net> >> Sep 24 11:22:47 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: disconnect from >> unknown[65.16.101.120] >> >> Still get same error. Seems the postfix virtual file is not being >> updated. >> >> >> ToDo: Add a link to logs to the postfix menu. Tis PITA to go to >> system to look. >> Try to get this thing to create a default webpage ie >> index.html >> Hmmm, on the virtual web site, tulsait.com goes now to the >> right place while www.tulsait.com goes to the default. Need to change >> that. >> > > > |
From: Rodney R. <ro...@rc...> - 2003-09-25 01:16:03
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Gotcha. Everything seems to be flowing right along now. I'm going to do another build after this one. Now that I've got the idea down, I'll post back to you if I've suggestions etc.. If it created the /home/mail directory, might be a thought. no big deal though. Has anyone tried to marry this to squirrelmail yet? I'll be poking around with it tonight. But as usual, suggestions are welcome. Jamie Cameron wrote: > Not really .. because virtualmin adds an entry to /etc/postfix/virtual > like 'tulsait.com anything' then mail to tu...@tu... should be > accepted for local delivery to the tulsait user. > > - Jamie > > Rodney Richison wrote: > >> Boy was that alot of junk just to ask if /etc/postfix/virtual >> shouldn't now have an entry like this >> tu...@tu... tulsait.tulsait.com >> >> >> Rodney Richison wrote: >> >>> Ok gentlemen. Here's my notes and observations. I am still having a >>> problem getting postfix to work. >>> I have not lost connectivity, but of course, I've not had the guts >>> to delete the domain yet either. :) >>> >>>> Were you running virtualmin 1.4? Older versions had a bug that could >>>> have caused this, by incorrectly shutting down the real network >>>> interface associated with a domain when it is deleted.. >>>> >>>> - Jamie >>>> >>>> >>> Attempting re-install. Going to list things differant from the docs >>> and other misc things. >>> >>> Erased entire appache config. (mostly for my own reasons and to be >>> fresh.) >>> Updated webmin and all webmin modules. >>> >>> for qouta's, rather than /home It is just / >>> have to add the -m flag to quotacheck -vug -m / >>> >>> repquota / looks good. >>> >>> Knowing all this has nothing to do with problem. just documenting... >>> >>> Opps, gotta apt-get webalizer. Ok, done, but haven't configured yet. >>> Virtualmin comes up now. >>> >>> Edit module config for default qouta's etc. >>> Hmm, the /etc/postfix/virtual file contains only one entry >>> tulsait.com anything. >>> Opps, have to change mydestination for postfix not to include this >>> host, so it can be a virtual. >>> Still have problems with postfix: hmm access postmap isn't doing >>> it's thing... >>> >>> warning: database /etc/postfix/access.db is older than source file >>> /etc/postfix/access >>> Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: warning: 65.16.101.120: >>> address not listed for hostname 120.rcrnet.net >>> Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: connect from >>> unknown[65.16.101.120] >>> Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: 5AAC34A27: >>> client=unknown[65.16.101.120] >>> Sep 24 11:22:46 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: 5AAC34A27: reject: RCPT >>> from unknown[65.16.101.120]: 550 <tu...@tu...>: User unknown >>> in virtual alias table; from=<ro...@rc...> >>> to=<tu...@tu...> proto=SMTP helo=<mailserv.rcrnet.net> >>> Sep 24 11:22:47 tulsait postfix/smtpd[4620]: disconnect from >>> unknown[65.16.101.120] >>> >>> Still get same error. Seems the postfix virtual file is not being >>> updated. >>> >>> >>> ToDo: Add a link to logs to the postfix menu. Tis PITA to go to >>> system to look. >>> Try to get this thing to create a default webpage ie >>> index.html >>> Hmmm, on the virtual web site, tulsait.com goes now to >>> the right place while www.tulsait.com goes to the default. Need to >>> change that. >>> >> >> >> >> > > > > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek > Welcome to geek heaven. > http://thinkgeek.com/sf > - > Forwarded by the Webmin mailing list at > web...@li... > To remove yourself from this list, go to > http://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/webadmin-list -- Highest Regards, Rodney Richison RCR Computing http://www.rcrnet.net ro...@rc... 918-358-1111 |
From: Joe C. <jo...@sw...> - 2003-09-25 01:33:50
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Rodney Richison wrote: > Gotcha. Everything seems to be flowing right along now. I'm going to do > another build after this one. Now that I've got the idea down, I'll post > back to you if I've suggestions etc.. If it created the /home/mail > directory, might be a thought. no big deal though. The docs will be updated to make it clear that this has to happen if you move your spool to /home. > Has anyone tried to marry this to squirrelmail yet? I'll be poking > around with it tonight. But as usual, suggestions are welcome. My question would be "Why, when Usermin integrates so nicely?" But there's no accounting for some folks. ;-) I would think Squirrelmail should be configurable wrt mail spool location...and home directories are specified in the passwd file, so if it doesn't work with these mail users, then Squirrelmail is broken. -- Joe Cooper <jo...@sw...> Web caching appliances and support. http://www.swelltech.com |
From: Rodney R. <ro...@rc...> - 2003-09-25 04:06:34
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> > My question would be "Why, when Usermin integrates so nicely?" But > there's no accounting for some folks. ;-) One good reason, is when you hit reply in the usermin message, your return address is the machine host name. > > I would think Squirrelmail should be configurable wrt mail spool > location...and home directories are specified in the passwd file, so > if it doesn't work with these mail users, then Squirrelmail is broken. Yep, it'll see'em, but again, gotta make the reply have the right name. I think I've a way to do it. -- Highest Regards, Rodney Richison RCR Computing http://www.rcrnet.net ro...@rc... 918-358-1111 |
From: Joe C. <jo...@sw...> - 2003-09-25 10:04:07
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Rodney Richison wrote: > > >> >> My question would be "Why, when Usermin integrates so nicely?" But >> there's no accounting for some folks. ;-) > > > One good reason, is when you hit reply in the usermin message, your > return address is the machine host name. This is configurable, of course...You didn't think we'd go to all of this trouble and leave something that annoying unaddressed did you? Have a look at the Usermin module configuration for Read Mail. There are two ways to end up with the right address. Usermin was also modified to support a nifty trick wherein if you login to your virtualmin created domain name, i.e.: https://joesnewdomain.com:20000/ And you have a POP3 username of joe.joesdomain.com, Usermin can log you in with just 'joe'. Nicely integrated tools have some benefits. >> I would think Squirrelmail should be configurable wrt mail spool >> location...and home directories are specified in the passwd file, so >> if it doesn't work with these mail users, then Squirrelmail is broken. > > > Yep, it'll see'em, but again, gotta make the reply have the right name. > I think I've a way to do it. Ah...Well I don't have an answer to that. Usermin works great for me. ;-) -- Joe Cooper <jo...@sw...> Web caching appliances and support. http://www.swelltech.com |
From: Rodney R. <ro...@rc...> - 2003-09-24 01:41:53
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Joe Cooper wrote: > > > Have you followed the postfix directions in the installation section > of the Virtualmin docs? > > http://www.swelltech.com/support/virtual-servers/ Realized I failed to answer this. Yes, it's my installation doc. -- Highest Regards, Rodney Richison RCR Computing http://www.rcrnet.net ro...@rc... 918-358-1111 |
From: RYAN M. v. G. <lu...@co...> - 2006-03-01 01:27:30
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I have installed virtualmin into freebsd 6.1 from the ports but cannot seem to find a way to access it from webmin . Is there some sort of way to activate it like the setup.sh scripts that come with webmin an usermin? -- Computer King/CaNMail http://www.computerking.ca http://www.canmail.org Sales, Service, and Hosting Email, Data, and Web Packages Ask about web design specials Affiliates http://www.computerking.ca/pages/links/affiliates/affiliates.htm Maybe Computer Science should be in the College of Theology. -- R. S. Barton |
From: boricua <bo...@de...> - 2007-07-30 13:00:22
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kind of strange that virtual servers can see all running process on box |
From: <pa...@pa...> - 2007-07-30 13:50:28
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On Mon, Jul 30, 2007 at 08:57:33AM -0400, boricua wrote: > kind of strange that virtual servers can see all running process on box last time I looked, virtualmin managed "virtual hosting", not "virtual servers". Different thing. Regards, Paddy |
From: boricua <bo...@de...> - 2007-07-30 14:40:22
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On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 13:50:11 +0000 pa...@pa... wrote: > On Mon, Jul 30, 2007 at 08:57:33AM -0400, boricua wrote: > > kind of strange that virtual servers can see all running process on box > > last time I looked, virtualmin managed "virtual hosting", not "virtual > servers". Different thing. mental typo |
From: <pa...@pa...> - 2007-07-30 15:03:24
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On Mon, Jul 30, 2007 at 10:37:34AM -0400, boricua wrote: > On Mon, 30 Jul 2007 13:50:11 +0000 > pa...@pa... wrote: > > > On Mon, Jul 30, 2007 at 08:57:33AM -0400, boricua wrote: > > > kind of strange that virtual servers can see all running process on box > > > > last time I looked, virtualmin managed "virtual hosting", not "virtual > > servers". Different thing. > > > mental typo > thinko ? Regards, Paddy |