I have a problem with using webmail in ISPconfig.. originally someone set the server's hostname to be www.abcdef.com (domain does not exist) during the installation of the linux -- a Fedora Core 6. After that we installed the ISPconfig and webmail, etc... Later we determined to use www.accoladedns.com as the hostname. We changed the /etc/hosts and /etc/sysconfig/network to update the hostname, then reboot --- everything works fine and the hostname now becomes www.accoladedns.com. However when we use the webmail by visiting http://www.accoladedns.com:81/webmail, it will automatically "jump" to http://www.abcdef.com:81/webmail since www.abcdef.com does not exist.. of course the browser will return an error. Can someone tell me in what way can I tell the webmail (or is it actually postfix?) that the hostname has been updated? Thanks in advance.
Yes I have configuraed ISPconfig to use the new name, and can login to the Control panel too. The problem only occurs in webmail. For your information, if people type http://www.accoladedns.com:81/webmail/ (with the ending slash), then there will be no jump problem. But if they type http://www.accoladedns.com:81/webmail (without the ending slash), then it will jump to jump to http://www.abcdef.com:81/webmail (strange behaviour...) >>Have you configured ISPConfig to use the new domain? >>Can you login to the Conrol Panel?
Please make sure that the value of ServerName is set to www.accoladedns.com in /root/ispconfig/httpd/conf/httpd.conf. Restart ISPConfig afterwards.
