(noob again) how would i do it from command line?

ok, i flushed it, now it doesnt want to allow me to see the page... it just hangs...

it comes up, it just takes FOREVER...

have a look a /var/logs/messages see if there is anything in there

wb6vpm Wrote:quick question about this part:

Quote:echo \*************************
echo
echo Change:
echo myhostname = \<servername\>
echo mydomain = \<domain\>
echo
read -n 1 -p 'Press any key to continue ......'

vi /etc/postfix/main.cf

the part: echo myhostname = <servername>, echo mydomain = <domain>

do i litterally type that, or is it fill in the servername etc

so, it should read:

myhostname = \www.domain.com (not including the \ had to do that to prevent the appending of http://)
mydomain = domain.com

is that correct?

ok, reran it all (fresh reinstall), now it takes me to the fedora/apache test page

tjne mydomain is correct

host name is the server name

Quote:myhostname = \www.domain.com (not including the \ had to do that to prevent the appending of http://)

it should be
myhostname = www

and check the conf files in /etc/httpd/conf
to make sure that the script added the line "include vhosts/*.conf" (without the quotes) to the end of the file ( this is the file with all the host setting that ispcp uses/updates)

its there

i am attaching my httpd.conf file

did the ispcp page come up after you restarted the httpd service