Configuration2 Configuration FAQ
- Canīt change the language in the Webmailer
- How can i change to PHP5 ?
- How can i disable Postgrey ?
- How can i disable Postgrey for a Domain / Mailadress ?
- How can i disable strong Passwords ?
- Howto let 2+ domains point to the same document_root ?
- Incorrect password range or syntax!
- Where is my right php.ini for example.tld ??
Canīt change the language in the Webmailer
Written by BeNeIf you change the language in the Webmailer and the change does not apply, make sure that you have the needed locales installed. If they are missing you can install them with
# dpkg-reconfigure locales
Select your needed locales and generate them.
If you want to use 'German' in the Webmail, be sure that you have 'de_DE' and not 'de_CH' or 'de_AT'.
'de_DE-UTF8' is not enough and you need also 'iso8859-1' on your System.
How can i change to PHP5 ?
Written by BeNeIf you want to change from PHP4 to PHP5, only edit the php4-fcgi-starter file under /var/www/fcgi/your-domain.tld/ and change the last line from:
"exec /usr/bin/php4-cgi" to "exec /usr/bin/php5-cgi"
This can be done for every domain. So one domain can run with PHP4 and the other domain can run with PHP5 at the same time.
After this change you have to restart your Apache.
How can i disable Postgrey ?
Written by BeNeBy default, Postgrey is enabled in the ispCP Postfix configuration.
If you don´t want to use Postgrey you can disable it this way:
Open your "/etc/postfix/main.cf" and comment the following line
"check_policy_service inet:127.0.0.1:60000" like this
#check_policy_service inet:127.0.0.1:60000
After this change, do not forget to restart your Postfix.
Additional information about Greylisting:
Port 25 is used incoming mails from other servers - those greylisted.
--> http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Greylisting
Port 587 is used for outgoing mails (send by you and your customers) - Make sure to use SMTP Auth when sending Emails.
--> http://tools.ietf.org/html/rfc2476
How can i disable Postgrey for a Domain / Mailadress ?
Written by BeNeYou can set a Domain or a mail recipients on the whitelist.
Postgrey has its own whitelist under "/etc/postgrey/"
whitelist_clients --> here can set complete Domains on the Whitelist
whitelist_recipients --> here can you set e-Mailaddresses on the Whitelist
Take a look at the files, there are some examples in it.
After your changes, restart Postgrey.
How can i disable strong Passwords ?
Written by BeNeIf you want to disable strong Passwords (the enforcement of characters AND numbers in the password)
open the "/var/www/ispcp/gui/include/ispcp-lib.php" and change the following settings according to your needs:
The Password lenght
/* password chars */
$cfg['PASSWD_CHARS'] = 6;
Disable / Enable strong passwords
/* enable or disable strong passwords */
/* false = disable */
/* true = enable */
$cfg['PASSWD_STRONG'] = true;
Howto let 2+ domains point to the same document_root ?
Written by BeNeIf you want to point more than one Domain to a document_root, you need to edit
the "domain_aliasses" in the DB.
Open your PMA and set "alias_mount" to "/" and the status from 'ok' to 'change' on the according domains in "domain_aliases"
After that change run the "ispcp-rqst-mngr" under /var/www/ispcp/engine/
WARNING !!!
If you're later going to delete one of those domains, the directory will be deleted, too.
Incorrect password range or syntax!
Written by BeNeAll Passwords in ispCP Omega have to contain Letters AND Numbers, to enhance password security.
If you get this Error, your Password does not consist of letters and numbers, or it is too short.
Use a password that consists of letters and numbers and has a minimum length of six characters. These requirements for the password can be changed.
Where is my right php.ini for example.tld ??
Written by BeNePer default ispCP uses FastCGI and PHP4/PHP5.
Because of that every Domain has it´s own php.ini that can be found under:
/var/www/fcgi/your-domain.tld/php4/php.ini (or php5/php.ini)

