Re: [cobalt-users] Users home pages

["Carrie Bartkowiak" <ravencarrie@xxxxxxxx>]

> I have just discovered on my RaQ4 that none of my users have a home page
> under http://<domain-name>/users/username/.
> Has anyone else this problem - or know of a solution?

Ian,
This isn't a problem, simply a change in the way Cobalt is doing things.
They forgot to update their default pages to reflect this, though. <g>
(See the archives for instructions on how to change the default pages -
which will void your warranty)

The user's directory is at http://domain/~username

On a RaQ4 it does *not* work with /users/username.

If you look in the archives, you'll see that a lot of people have already
asked and answered this question and many others you're bound to have after
moving to a RaQ4. (It's a slightly different beast.)
http://list.cobalt.com/mailman/listinfo/cobalt-users
Just do some simple searches and you'll find the info you need - it will
save you a ton of time waiting for your message to post to the list and
someone to answer it - or for them to tell you to just go read the archives.

Other basic RaQ4 notes:
-There is no checkbox to 'receive email for this domain'
-To add domain aliases, simply plop them into the 'web aliases' field - no
editing httpd.conf necessary
 (example: www.domain.com, domain.com, www.domain.org, domain.org)
 Of course you'll still have to add DNS records for the aliases
-To add domain email aliases, simply plop them into the 'email aliases'
field
 (You'll also have to add MX records for these as well)
-PHP4 is already installed and ready to work with MySQL but MySQL is not
installed
-FrontPage runs as 'nobody'

Stopping/Starting/Restarting services is a bit different on some of the
services. You have to take the ".init" off of some of the commands.
Example: RaQ3 httpd restart:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd.init restart
RaQ4 httpd restart:
/etc/rc.d/init.d/httpd restart

HTH, and use the archives - they are your friend  :)

Carrie