Default path for User Self Management and Domain Management

Hei!

On Linux, what is the default system path to:
	"User Self Management"  (/cgi/user.cgi)
	"Domain Management" (/cgi/domadmin.cgi) ???

In which setup file(s) are these relationships set?

Thanks!

Richard Taubo

Hi,

I'm trying to set up a SurgeMail mirror server. I have
followed the docs
found on h
ttp://www.netwinsite.com/surgemail/help/mirror.htm, and
have
installed vanilla download, run the install and answered the
standard
questions. I then copied surgemail.ini from the old master
over to
c:windows (where the new install placed its
surgemail.ini).

I then edited INI files on both servers, removed the
'g_mirror_mode
"DISABLED"' from them both, and added
g_mirror_nossl, g_mirror_host,
g_mirror_secret and g_mirror_config according to the docs.
The g_mirror_host setting point to each others IP addresses.
They ping each
other without problems.

I then shut down both SurgeMail servers, rebooted just to be
safe, and
issued the tellmail commands described in the docs

	tellmail resync_config
	tellmail surgehost_update
	tellmail resync_nwauth
	tellmail resync_fast

The Status screens on the servers display the info copied
below. 

I'd appreciate if someone could tell me if there is anything
I have missed,
a setting which isn't specified in the mirror setup docs on
NetWinSite's
web, or what I should do to get this working.

Bestr regards,
Robert

+-- Master ----

Mirror out: -ERR Unknown command, try again. Que/sent
add=12/0 (0 bytes)
del=0/0 ren=3/0/0 qfile=0k -ERR Unknown command, try again.
19:54 -ERR
Unknown command, try again.
  Open failed
  State: Started 1
  Upto 0/-1 0.0% 
  Adding to que:  13 0.0/s (reque=0) 
  Sending to rmt: 0 0.0/s 
  Sent live:      0 0.0/s (0 chans busy)
  Gone before sent=0, Getlost ok=0, missing=0
Mirror  in: Received add=0 del=0 rename=0 fail=0 delfail=0
renfail=0 p=0

Memory Blocks (155679) 17mb/18mb  simple 0 0k, keep 6644k,
stack 33k, tcp
203k
Big mem blocks: 352k used,   672k total Rcpt 6
Mfilter: fast=0, body=0, head=0, decode=0, total=0, nact=58
nc=0 0 NDB: using original maildir format
spawn_mutex at line 136 first=0 last=146 n=0 thid=-1

SSL/TLS Encryption is supported (OpenSSL 0.9.7k 05 Sep
2006), Allow=*
Expired 0/0 ndir=0 items 0k/0k  19937934min
No license send limit


+-- Slave ----

Mirror out: NoSSL Que/sent add=0/0 (0 bytes) del=0/0
ren=0/0/0 qfile=0k -ERR
cluster password invalid 19:57 -ERR cluster password
invalid
  State: Started 1
  Upto 0/-1 0.0% 
  Adding to que:  1 0.0/s (reque=0) 
  Sending to rmt: 0 0.0/s 
  Sent live:      0 0.0/s (0 chans busy)
  Gone before sent=0, Getlost ok=0, missing=0
Mirror  in: Received add=0 del=0 rename=0 fail=0 delfail=0
renfail=0 p=0

Memory Blocks (128216) 11mb/12mb  simple 0 0k, keep 2121k,
stack 6k, tcp
213k
Big mem blocks: 320k used,   480k total Rcpt 0
Mfilter: fast=0, body=0, head=0, decode=0, total=0, nact=0
nc=0 0 NDB: using original maildir format
spawn_mutex at line 136 first=0 last=146 n=0 thid=-1

SSL/TLS Encryption is supported (OpenSSL 0.9.7k 05 Sep
2006), Allow=*
Expired 0/0 ndir=0 items 0k/0k  19937937min
No license send limit

It's probably easier to fix this via the webadmin on port
7026.  Global 
Settings --> Clustering.  In the top section, set master
or slave, ip 
address of other computer and password.  And then do the
same on the 
other one and see if that helps.  The error message on the
Slave seems 
to indicate the password did not match.

Lyle

Robert Hercz wrote:
> Hi,
>
> I'm trying to set up a SurgeMail mirror server. I have
followed the docs
> found on h
ttp://www.netwinsite.com/surgemail/help/mirror.htm, and
have
> installed vanilla download, run the install and
answered the standard
> questions. I then copied surgemail.ini from the old
master over to
> c:windows (where the new install placed its
surgemail.ini).
>
> I then edited INI files on both servers, removed the
'g_mirror_mode
> "DISABLED"' from them both, and added
g_mirror_nossl, g_mirror_host,
> g_mirror_secret and g_mirror_config according to the
docs.
> The g_mirror_host setting point to each others IP
addresses. They ping each
> other without problems.
>
> I then shut down both SurgeMail servers, rebooted just
to be safe, and
> issued the tellmail commands described in the docs
>
> 	tellmail resync_config
> 	tellmail surgehost_update
> 	tellmail resync_nwauth
> 	tellmail resync_fast
>
> The Status screens on the servers display the info
copied below. 
>
> I'd appreciate if someone could tell me if there is
anything I have missed,
> a setting which isn't specified in the mirror setup
docs on NetWinSite's
> web, or what I should do to get this working.
>
> Bestr regards,
> Robert
>
> +-- Master ----
>
> Mirror out: -ERR Unknown command, try again. Que/sent
add=12/0 (0 bytes)
> del=0/0 ren=3/0/0 qfile=0k -ERR Unknown command, try
again. 19:54 -ERR
> Unknown command, try again.
>   Open failed
>   State: Started 1
>   Upto 0/-1 0.0% 
>   Adding to que:  13 0.0/s (reque=0) 
>   Sending to rmt: 0 0.0/s 
>   Sent live:      0 0.0/s (0 chans busy)
>   Gone before sent=0, Getlost ok=0, missing=0
> Mirror  in: Received add=0 del=0 rename=0 fail=0
delfail=0 renfail=0 p=0
>
> Memory Blocks (155679) 17mb/18mb  simple 0 0k, keep
6644k, stack 33k, tcp
> 203k
> Big mem blocks: 352k used,   672k total Rcpt 6
> Mfilter: fast=0, body=0, head=0, decode=0, total=0,
nact=58
> nc=0 0 NDB: using original maildir format
> spawn_mutex at line 136 first=0 last=146 n=0 thid=-1
>
> SSL/TLS Encryption is supported (OpenSSL 0.9.7k 05 Sep
2006), Allow=*
> Expired 0/0 ndir=0 items 0k/0k  19937934min
> No license send limit
>
>
> +-- Slave ----
>
> Mirror out: NoSSL Que/sent add=0/0 (0 bytes) del=0/0
ren=0/0/0 qfile=0k -ERR
> cluster password invalid 19:57 -ERR cluster password
invalid
>   State: Started 1
>   Upto 0/-1 0.0% 
>   Adding to que:  1 0.0/s (reque=0) 
>   Sending to rmt: 0 0.0/s 
>   Sent live:      0 0.0/s (0 chans busy)
>   Gone before sent=0, Getlost ok=0, missing=0
> Mirror  in: Received add=0 del=0 rename=0 fail=0
delfail=0 renfail=0 p=0
>
> Memory Blocks (128216) 11mb/12mb  simple 0 0k, keep
2121k, stack 6k, tcp
> 213k
> Big mem blocks: 320k used,   480k total Rcpt 0
> Mfilter: fast=0, body=0, head=0, decode=0, total=0,
nact=0
> nc=0 0 NDB: using original maildir format
> spawn_mutex at line 136 first=0 last=146 n=0 thid=-1
>
> SSL/TLS Encryption is supported (OpenSSL 0.9.7k 05 Sep
2006), Allow=*
> Expired 0/0 ndir=0 items 0k/0k  19937937min
> No license send limit
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>   

Hi,

Thanx for tips. I checked the INI files, both had the
correct settings and
exactly the same password. Still, when checking in Global
Settings $B"*(B
Clustering, not only was the mode incorrect, but also the
passwords didn$B!G(Bt
match (it was blank on the slave). Well, I then set the
first to MASTER and
the second to SLAVE, checked that I got the IP addresses
right (each server
definitely has the other servers' address), and even that
the Advanced
Settings were correct and identical. Both had
$B!H(Bg_mirror_config$B!I(B and
$B!H(Bg_mirror_nossl$B!I(B checked.
 All saved, then stop and start both servers. Still
doesn$B!G(Bt seem to work,
although the Status data has changed somewhat, see below.
There are ERR
messages on the Master, indicating its commands are not
recognized...

Both servers are Windows 3.8k4-4 released Aug 29th...

Any ideas anyone?

Regards,
Robert


+--- Master ----

Mirror out: NoSSL Que/sent add=21/0 (0 bytes) del=4/0
ren=7/0/0 qfile=4k
-ERR Unknown command, try again. 20:37 -ERR Unknown command,
try again.
  Open failed
  State: Started 1
  Upto 0/-1 0.0%
  Adding to que:  24 0.1/s (reque=0)
  Sending to rmt: 0 0.0/s
  Sent live:      0 0.0/s (0 chans busy)
  Gone before sent=0, Getlost ok=0, missing=0
Mirror  in: Received add=0 del=0 rename=0 fail=0 delfail=0
renfail=0 p=0

Memory Blocks (155094) 17mb/18mb  simple 0 0k, keep 6644k,
stack 38k, tcp
203k
Big mem blocks: 352k used,   672k total Rcpt 3
Mfilter: fast=0, body=0, head=0, decode=0, total=0, nact=36
nc=0 0 NDB: using original maildir format
spawn_mutex at line 136 first=0 last=146 n=0 thid=-1

SSL/TLS Encryption is supported (OpenSSL 0.9.7k 05 Sep
2006), Allow=*
Expired 0/0 ndir=0 items 0k/0k  19937977min
No license send limit


+--- Slave ----

Mirror out: NoSSL Que/sent add=0/0 (0 bytes) del=0/0
ren=0/0/0 qfile=0k
  State: OpenList2-NULL
  Upto 0/-1 0.0% ./
  Adding to que:  0 0.0/s (reque=0)
  Sending to rmt: 0 0.0/s
  Sent live:      0 0.0/s (0 chans busy)
  Gone before sent=0, Getlost ok=0, missing=0
Mirror  in: Received add=0 del=0 rename=0 fail=0 delfail=0
renfail=0 p=0

Memory Blocks (128188) 11mb/12mb  simple 0 0k, keep 2121k,
stack 6k, tcp
211k
Big mem blocks: 320k used,   448k total Rcpt 0
Mfilter: fast=0, body=0, head=0, decode=0, total=0, nact=0
nc=0 0 NDB: using original maildir format
spawn_mutex at line 136 first=0 last=146 n=0 thid=-1

SSL/TLS Encryption is supported (OpenSSL 0.9.7k 05 Sep
2006), Allow=*
Expired 0/0 ndir=0 items 0k/0k  19937977min
No license send limit

These urls are not changeable sorry, and they do not
correspond to 
"paths on disk" as these calls are actually
handled internally to 
surgemail.

The /cgi/domadmin.cgi url is actually somewhat redundant as
you can 
login to /cgi/user.cgi as the domain administrator and do
any domain 
configuration you need.

You can place arbitrary cgi files in surgemail/scripts
(which may be 
aliased to as http://yourserver/cgi if
you so desire for example)  
directory or images/html etc in surgemail/www.

Marijn


surgemail-listnetwinsite.com wrote:
> Hei!
>
> On Linux, what is the default system path to:
>     "User Self Management"  (/cgi/user.cgi)
>     "Domain Management" (/cgi/domadmin.cgi)
???
>
> In which setup file(s) are these relationships set?
>
> Thanks!
>
> Richard Taubo
>