Whats the correct setting for Rules Wizard?

[BigBirdy]

What would the correct setting be for the /etc/opt/scalix/webmail/partner.xml file if my url for accessing webmail is

https://myipaddress:8443/webmail

The settings below just return a page not found error from tomcat


<settings
rulesWizardURL="https://myipaddress:8443/Scalix/rw"
homeDir="/tmp"
/>

[ScalixSupport]

The Scalix Rules Wizard is not provided through the tomcat interface so you do not need to specify the tomcat port number.

By default, the URL will be set up as http://address.com/Scalix/rw.

Cheers

Dave

[jreeder]

We've just installed the latest community version for eval on Fedora Core 4.

Everything looks great but when we try to access the rules wizard through the web interface we receive a 404 - file not found.

I've looked everywhere and I can't find .../Scalix/rw on the box...

The setup didn't actually give many options. Any ideas?

[ScalixSupport]

You should have a symbolic link in /etc/httpd/conf.d which points to /var/opt/scalix/omhtml.

Cheers

Dave

[jreeder]

Thanks!

Actually I was looking at the wrong error. After reviewing the log, it seems that we were experiencing the Selinux issue discussed here http://www.scalix.com/community/viewtopic.php?t=192&highlight=ice+cgi.

[Ripper007]

You should have a symbolic link in /etc/httpd/conf.d which points to /var/opt/scalix/omhtml.

Cheers

Dave

What name should this link have??? I'm using apache2 so the directory /etc/httpd/conf.d does not exist. Should I use /etc/apache2/conf.d??? I have exactly the same problem!!!

[Ripper007]

A symbolic link in /etc/apache2/conf.d doesn't work. I use SLES9 ...
I don't know what I could do to get the rule wizard working!!!

[ScalixSupport]

A symbolic link in /etc/apache2/conf.d doesn't work. I use SLES9 ...
I don't know what I could do to get the rule wizard working!!!

Hello,

first off: Is Apache running on your box for sure? If so, on what port?

The Scalix rules wizard configuration is stored in /opt/scalix/global/httpd/scalix-web-client.conf

That is the file you need to link into your Apache2 config. Add this line to your httpd.conf :

Include /opt/scalix/global/httpd/scalix-web-client.conf

and restart Apache. You should then be able to open http://yourBox/Scalix/rw

Let's take it from there.

[Ripper007]

Ok, thx, now it works when I use in a browser teh adress

http://yourBox/Scalix/rw

Thats a big step for me. But it doesn't work from the webmail browser. There I get a blank window when i use extras-->Rule Wizard. What should i do there???

[ScalixSupport]

Ok, thx, now it works when I use in a browser teh adress

http://yourBox/Scalix/rw

Thats a big step for me. But it doesn't work from the webmail browser. There I get a blank window when i use extras-->Rule Wizard. What should i do there???

You need to edit /etc/opt/scalix/webmail/partner.xml and locate the entry

rulesWizard="true"

By default, it is set to false.

After changing that, you will need to restart Tomcat!

Cheers,

Sascha.

[Ripper007]

Thx for your help. I found this entry at the same time you you wrote your posting! Thanks a lot.

At this time, another little question: Is it possible to give other user rights for a folder from the webclient? For example I create a folder and I want that user XY is able to look into this folder, read mails tec.

Sorry, I'm a newbee in scalix but I have to try this system and maybe we'll use it in our company later if it's good!!!

[ScalixSupport]

Thx for your help. I found this entry at the same time you you wrote your posting! Thanks a lot.

At this time, another little question: Is it possible to give other user rights for a folder from the webclient? For example I create a folder and I want that user XY is able to look into this folder, read mails tec.

Sorry, I'm a newbee in scalix but I have to try this system and maybe we'll use it in our company later if it's good!!!

Hello,

no, that will only work from the command line or from the Outlook mail client - sorry,

Cheers,

Sascha.

[Ripper007]

thats not good ... :-(((