E-Mail problem

[Brian Densmore]

Rocky,

   TWIG! YES, that's it! Exactly what I was looking for! Thank you! 
Now all I have to do is play with it to figure out how to set everything up.

The computer is to be on-site at my employer's computer center on the Sprint
backbone. I will have a 100MB connection via ethernet (yeah, ok it'll be slow,
don't laugh - I have to start somewhere). I have one 3C509 card.

I read that SSL won't do virtual domains, that it needs addresses (e.g. one
for eth0, one for eth0:1, etc.). I have installed SSH, but don't have a clue as
to how to use it (except that I need to create real keys). I read all the
HOWTO's on SSH and crypto keys (or whatever) and now my brain hurts. I also ran
Bastille on the box right after install  and secured everything down. So, I may
have broken/deleted a few services (like almost everything). And locked down
most of the ports (like maybe 8080). How do I turn them back on, rerun Bastile?
BTW DNS and Apache are working properly, although I suppose I will have to
recompile Apache for PHP and SSL support (I have the download).
I'll probably have more questions when I get a chance to read the TWIG
instructions.

Thanks,
Brian

 On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Rocky McGaugh wrote:
> On Fri, 27 Oct 2000, Brian Densmore wrote:
> 
> > I'm looking to add an SSL HTML page for retrieving e-mail off a server, like
> > yahoo does. Basically, what I have is one real domain and two
> > virtual (but registered) domains on the box. The box has no phone connection,
> > so I don't think I can do POP or PPP. I have thought about giving SSH access. 
> > Anyone know some good documentation on that, or have done it, or can help me
> > in any way?
> > 
> > Thanks,
> > Brian
> 
> 
> Ok, im sure we can help, but we need more info. What access does this box
> currently have, and what is needed? If you have some type of current inet
> access, then you just need the web-based email part and the SSL installed.
> Might lookup 'TWIG' for the web-based email. Its not great, but it works
> OK. For SSL, check the howto's, and maybe http://www.server-resources.com/
> . 
> 
> Or i might totally mis-understand what you need.
> 
> --
> Rocky McGaugh
> rmcgaugh at atipa.com