Hi,
Can I somehow change the defalt message when a user is trying to log in to Usermin on their domain without https://
The default message is: Bad Request : This web server is running in SSL mode. Try the URL href='https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:20000/ instead.
I would like it to be(and I think this should be the default message): Bad Request : This web server is running in SSL mode. Try the URL href='https://usersdomain.tld:20000/ instead.
If the user clicks the default link with the ip:20000 and logs in and want to compose a mail the "From" address is: Username [ username.domain@server.domain.tld]
But if he logs in from domain:20000 the "from" address shows up right: Username [ user@userdomain.tld]
Regards, Leif
try to set your hostname and domainname to what you want it to be and see if that works.
Hi Gaurav,
I have both the domainname and hostname correctly enterd for the server. My problem is when our customers forgets the HTTPS (http://www.mydomain.se:20000) when they logs in to Usermin on their domain, in this case they gets the message:
....Try the URL href='https://xxx.xxx.xxx.xxx:20000/ instead.
The customer should get his domainname insted of the server IP when this message shows up. If he logs in with the default server-ip link the customers "from" address could looks like this in Usermin:
Leif Blafors[ leif.mydomain@fsd1.server.se]
but if he logs in with https://www.mydomain.se:20000 directly his "from" address shows up like it should:
Leif Blafors[ leif@mydomain.se]
Our server has been up and running for a while and some customers are complaining about this. Ok I could go in to each user account and choose the from address manually but i don't think i should have to do this, it should get the right information automaticly. The server was reinstalled about a month ago with a fresh FC4 and Virtualmin Pro (with the latest install.sh available at the time) due to harware problem and a totaly messed up filesystem as the result.
Hope you understand what I mean.
Regards,
Leif