Fixing Broken Scripts. Parallels H-Sphere 3.6.1, H-Sphere 3.6, H-Sphere 3.6.2, H-Sphere 3.4.1, H-Sphere 3.4, H-Sphere 3.5.1

Dynamic Web Content 77



To add a mnoGoSearch URL:

1. Select Domain Info in the Domain Settings menu.

2. Click the

Edit

icon in the

Web Service

field.

3. On the

Web Service

page, scroll down to find the mnoGoSearch

option. Click the

Add URL icon. you will be prompted to enter the URL you want to add.

4. The URL will appear on the

Web Services

page, in the mnoGoSearch section

:

You can extend your mnoGoSearch capabilities (for example, set local charset) by editing the indexer.conf

file. To learn how to work with indexer.conf

, refer to indexer.conf-dist which can be found in the

/ account /fe_mnogosearch/ domain

/ directory.

Note: If you mishandle anything, you can always restore mnoGoSearch configuration to the default by clicking the Edit icon, but all your custom settings will be lost.

Fixing Broken Scripts

If you have accidentally deleted any of your CGI scripts and/or the index page

(index.html), you can restore them to default. To get rid of any undesirable changes in you CGI scripts and go back to the default settings, delete the unnecessary files and restore the scripts.



To fix/restore the scripts:

1. Select

Domain Info

in the

Domain Settings

menu.

2. Click the

Edit

icon in the

Web Service

field.

3. On the

Web Service

page, click the

Restore to default

link.

C H A P T E R 1 2

Mail Resources

Parallels H-Sphere has an advanced mail system that is easy to manage.

Click the

Mail Info

menu to manage your account mail services from the

Mail controls page:

Mail Resources 79

 Mail domains:

a mail domain whose mail resources you can manage and view on the mail domain controls page. To manage mail resources on your other domains, choose it from the drop- down list and click Go .

 Incoming POP3 Server

and

Outgoing (SMTP) Server:

to deliver mail from and to your mail resources.

 Login:

sign into your mailbox or change its password from outside your control panel.

 Change Mailbox Password Link: change mailbox password without logging into

Parallels H- Sphere control panel.

 Mail traffic: traffic run up by incoming and outgoing mail on the mail domain it is displayed for.

Mind that it also includes traffic generated by incoming spam (on page 106) or virus

(on page 112) messages the system deletes.

 Mail relay: switch ON the option to ensure incoming mail is kept on the mail relay server, if your primary mail server goes down.

 AntiSpam: this resource filters and deletes incoming spam messages. Antispam (on

page 106) can be added for all mailboxes or for all mail resources.

 AntiVirus:

this resource checks incoming mail for viruses. Antivirus (on page 112)

can be added for all mailboxes or for all mail resources.

 SPF: determines rules to be used by your corresponding mail servers to check whether e-mails received from your mail domain are forgery or not.

80 Mail Resources

 Mail domain aliases:

aliases of your mail domain (on page 96)

 New E-mail Setup Functions

: links to create new mail resources (on page 78).

 [A] ... [Z]

first-letter navigation links to the rest of your mail resources (based on alphabetical sorting)

 [Prev] [1] [2] ... [Next]

navigation links to the rest of your mail resources. Appear if there are more than 10 mail resources on the maildomain)

 E-mail: e-mail address of mail resources on the mail domain.

 Resources included: mail resources working on this e-mail address.

 Properties: properties of mail resources working on this e-mail address:

 - mailbox quota usage

 - sign in the mailbox

 - Catch All. This property is set on a mailbox level to catch all mail sent to non-existent mail addresses at this domain. It can be enabled only for one mailbox per domain. It can't be enabled on other mail objects like mail alias, forward, responder.

 - discard all incoming email

 - add subscribers/moderators/trailer to a mailing list

 - delete all mail resources working on the e-mail address

In this chapter:

Mailboxes .......................................................................................................... 81

Mail Forwards .................................................................................................... 84

Autoresponders ................................................................................................. 85

Mailing Lists....................................................................................................... 87

Maildomain Aliases............................................................................................ 96

Mailbox Aliases ................................................................................................. 99

Mail SMS ........................................................................................................... 101

Mail Under Service Domain For Third-Level Hosting ......................................... 103

AntiSpam Protection .......................................................................................... 106

AntiVirus Protection ........................................................................................... 112

E-Mail Forgery SPF ........................................................................................... 115

Outlook Express Mail ......................................................................................... 117

Eudora Mail Client ............................................................................................. 126