UebiMiau installation help needed

Hi:
Im triying to install the web mail interface via update manager, i downloaded the UebiMiau Webmail package from www.ispconfig.org when i try to update via upload nothings happen, what im doing wrong...im uploading the tar.gz archive it´s ok??

Hector

 

There's no webmail tar.gz file. This is the file you have to install: http://www.ispconfig.org/downloads/webmail.pkg

 

Hi Falko:

the link is to webmail.zip inside are 3 files: nav.inc, package, and webmail.tar.gz....


Hector

 

Hi again....

when i tried to upload i got this errors:

File: Package
error: Konnte Verzeichnis '/home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/tools/tools/webmail' nicht erstellen.

File: webmail.tar.gz
error: Installations Anweisungen nicht gefunden: /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/temp/c0ba4e897875a99521b0b6123c7cf947/package.ins

File: nav.inc
error: Installations Anweisungen nicht gefunden: /home/admispconfig/ispconfig/temp/da74a7ca286674a12e8e29308017cfc6/package.ins

Hector.

PD i dont understand dutch...

 

OK OK, i have tried to upload the webmail.zip (.pkg????) and i got the following error:

Konnte Verzeichnis '/home/admispconfig/ispconfig/web/tools/tools/webmail' nicht erstellen.

Whats that....

Hector

 

Thank you Till

Hector

 

Newbee here...

OK, I have ISPConfig installed and it seems to be working, but I want to install UebiMiau and have downloaded the pkg file. But what are the specific commands to install it. I have searched, but can't find instructions. Also, is there a good administrators guide for the ISPConfig console.

Thanks,
Victor (Windows Admin switching over)

 

Yes, here: http://www.ispconfig.org/documentation.htm

Regarding the .pkg packages have a look here: http://www.ispconfig.org/downloads/manual_en/manual_admin_en_src.htm#2_7

 

OK, I successfully installed UebiMiau, but nothing happens... I click on Webmail in Tools Section and this window is opened

https://trafmeter.new.bg:81/webmail/index.php

But how... what the... OK, my goal is this

http://mail.data.bg

 

I'll try this... but I think that's not a very good idea to use redirecting index file. This steals cpu power... on low-end PC The main problem maybe is how to configure the ISPConfig - create a domain and site... I must be sure that my test machine is working 1-2 weeks stable with at least 3 sites with dynamic content... plus mail-server with his own site and other things like trafficmeter (that's my first idea) and maybe later and router with needed software for that. On 2xCPU with enough RAM it is possible to run everything When I saw the walkthrough for UBUNTU Server I love it! But I don't expect very strange problems... maybe the walkthrough needs to be rewrited with solved problems... maybe Till, I gave you an access to my test machine. Send me some advises to [email protected]

 

A redirecting index file really doesn't steal much CPU power... Hosting mailboxes really eats up much more CPU power.

But if you don't want a redirect: You can simply create a web site like webmail.example.com in ISPConfig, and then you install a webmail software like Squirrelmail or Uebimiau in that web site.

 

But before I installed UebiMiau through ISPConfig panel... webmail.zip... and the current address of UebiMiau is https://trafmeter.new.bg:81/webmail/

How to remove this and install latest version of Uebi in other site... mailtest.new.bg for example?

 

To find out how to install Uebimiau in a web site have a look here: http://www.howtoforge.com/forums/showpost.php?p=13821&postcount=17

 

Did you mean that I must remove UebiMiau's webmail.zip from ISPConfig Panel (I don't know how to make this) and when choose Update Manager again I must put this file http://www.uebimiau.org/downloads/uebimiau-2.7.9-any.zip instead of webmail.zip???

I HOPE THAT'S THE WAY!

And the current e-mail accounts must be saved after this action... with passwords!?

Compared the files have differencies...
in webmail.zip:
3 files - nav.inc.php, package.inc and webmail.tar.gz
in http://www.uebimiau.org/downloads/uebimiau-2.7.9-any.zip - there's only a dir "webmail"

 

No, not at all! Forget about the webmail package you installed in ISPConfig. You simply create a new web site, and in that web site you install a webmail package like Squirrelmail. It has nothing to do with ISPConfig's webmail package.