-i use redhat linux with fedora, everything installed correctly
-redhat gnome has a gui for setting up apache which i use
-i got zimbra installed and everything, i just need to know how to further configure, or set it up after the install. localhost.localdomain takes me to an fedora apache page (local).
what am i doing wrong?
got it installed
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JoshuaPrismon
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got it installed
[quote user="gjcomputer"]-i use redhat linux with fedora, everything installed correctly
-redhat gnome has a gui for setting up apache which i use
-i got zimbra installed and everything, i just need to know how to further configure, or set it up after the install. localhost.localdomain takes me to an fedora apache page (local).
what am i doing wrong?[/QUOTE]
The default install grabs port 80 for use by tomcat. Apache also uses port 80 to run web service. If Zimbra is the only thing running on your server, then open up a terminal window as root and run:
/sbin/service httpd stop
/sbin/chkconfig httpd off
Then restart zimbra.
If you need to use both, you can tell tomcat to run on a different port (I suggest 8080) and use mod_rewrite in apache to proxy back and forth. (Not quite as simple setup).
-redhat gnome has a gui for setting up apache which i use
-i got zimbra installed and everything, i just need to know how to further configure, or set it up after the install. localhost.localdomain takes me to an fedora apache page (local).
what am i doing wrong?[/QUOTE]
The default install grabs port 80 for use by tomcat. Apache also uses port 80 to run web service. If Zimbra is the only thing running on your server, then open up a terminal window as root and run:
/sbin/service httpd stop
/sbin/chkconfig httpd off
Then restart zimbra.
If you need to use both, you can tell tomcat to run on a different port (I suggest 8080) and use mod_rewrite in apache to proxy back and forth. (Not quite as simple setup).