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- LDAP server with support for "qmailUser" objectclass (tested with OpenLDAP 1.2.11)
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If using another MTA than Qmail-LDAP, then files in include/config_* needs to
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be modified accordingly.
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- - Webserver that can run embedded PHP code (tested with Apache 1.3.14)
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+ - Webserver that can run embedded PHP code (tested with Apache 1.3.14 and 2.2.9 )
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PHP Requirenments:
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------------------
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- - PHP 4.0.x (tested with PHP 4.0.4pl)
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+ - PHP 4.0.x (tested with PHP 4.0.4pl and 5.2.6 )
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- Compiled in LDAP support
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PHP additionals (nice-to-have-features):
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1. Untar the distribution (tar -zxf phpQLAdmin-x.x.x.tgz) to a directory
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below webserver's root.
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+ OR, if using the GIT version, do a 'git clone' in such a directory.
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2. Copy the file 'include/config.inc.CHANGE_ME' to 'include/config.inc'
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and edit config.inc. Change the properties needed to access your
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the _LDAP Server_ will stop you.
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So if you have problems seeing anything/not what you expect,
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try a ACL such as 'access to * by * read', and see if you
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- get luckier...
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+ get luckier.
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+ PS: Do NOT (!!!) run like this for any length of time, just long
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+ enough to verify that the problem is with ACLs/ACIs!
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6. Point your webbrowser to the phpQLAdmin page and login with your
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name/userid and password.
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