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AtariRiot wrote:same problem here,
i just installed fedora 9 and scalix today. ... http://192.168.1.77/sac leads to 404...

Hi,
first, make yourself a favour and don't use fedora* as an OS for Scalix, please use Centos instead, even if you want just to test Scalix.

Try to access scalix on the FQDN, e.g http://yourdomain.TLD/webmail

look what "httpd -s" tell's you for the default host

Greetings PeterR




* no, i'm not bashing fedora, but if you have to upgrade you OS every 6 months is not optimal for server... and Centos is very familar to fedora .. if your goning to use scalix in production or more then a test enviroment, use Centos.
But you can use SuSE too, or Xandros, or anything else that has a long term support for their OS

By default off a fresh install scalix sets up the virtual hosts just via the FQDN. If that doesn't resolve to your internal IP then it won't work.

You'll need to edit two files...

/etc/opt/scalix-tomcat/connector/ajp/instance-<hostname>.conf
and
/etc/opt/scalix-tomcat/connector/jk/instance-<hostname>.conf

...set the Virtual Host definitions to listen on all interfaces....

<VirtualHost *:80>

and/or

<VirtualHost *:443>

Restart scalix-tomcat and httpd and you should be in business.