Installation Complete

The @Mail WebMail Client is now configured and ready to use.

Warning

A .htaccess file could not be created in $var['install_dir']/webadmin/. This leaves the webadmin unprotected against unauthorized access. To protect webadmin please do the following:

  1. To make sure apache can create files in the webadmin directory, at a command line type: chmod 777 $var['install_dir']/webadmin/
  2. Go to $var['webadmin_url'], Click "Security" on top menu then "Admin Password" on side menu and set your username and password

Warning

A .htaccess file could not be created in $var['install_dir']/install/. To prevent further access to the installer you will need to create a file called .htaccess in $var['install_dir']/install/ and place the following in it:

<FilesMatch "\.(php|html)$">
order allow,deny
deny from all
</Files>

Alternatively you may wish to archive, move or otherwise make the install directory unavailable to the webserver.

$var['missing_ext']

Warning

Could not rename $var['install_dir']/_index.php to $var['install_dir']/index.php. Please do this manually so your login page can be accessed.

Please note that a .htaccess file was created in the $var['install_dir']/install directory to prevent a malicous re-installation. If for some reason you wish to re-run the installer you will need to delete this file.

During installation you selected to install @Mail in full mailserver mode, you will now need to perform the following steps to install the @Mail mailserver system:

  1. # tar xvfz atmail-server.tgz -C /usr/local/
  2. # cd /usr/local/atmail/
  3. For non Linux systems ( FreeBSD, Solaris, etc ) before running the server-install.php script, the username atmail must be created as a system account. Using the useradd or adduser utility depending on your OS. The UID of the new user must be UID 3000. For Linux systems the server-install.php script will automatically add the user-account to the system.
  4. # php server-install.php

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