By default, the root user (System Administrator) is not mail enabled and that is good. You should never enable mail reception for root directly. This is best accomplished by adding an alias which will forward mail to another user. To do so, edit /etc/postfix/aliases and change: #root: you to root: the_user_you_want_to_receive_mail_for_root save and issue: sudo […]
You will need to add/edit ” upload_max_filesize ” in /etc/php.ini OS X Server does not come with a php.ini file in place (it relies on the default values compiled into PHP). If you haven’t done so already, just create a new php.ini file and add: upload_max_filesize = 5M (or whatever size you need) When done […]
This is actually not a limitaton of Webmail/SquirrelMail, but of PHP. You will need to add/edit ” upload_max_filesize ” in /etc/php.ini OS X Server does not come with a php.ini file in place (it relies on the default values compiled into PHP). If you haven’t done so already, just create a new php.ini file and […]
You can’t. Well actually there are two things you can do to ensure damage is limited. 1. Never modify a configuration file manually while Server Admin is open. 2. Always make sure you have a backup of your configuration files before opening or modifying through Server Admin. Once you start requiring advanced configuration changes (beyond […]
Although the virus definitions database gets update regularly and automatically, the ClamAV applications do not. Sometimes it is not enough to just update the definitions. New functionality must be included into the applications to make sure each and every virus flavour gets caught. Usually, Apple will update the applications for you through a system or […]