Re: [cobalt-users] [RaQ4] we443.cnf error, frontpage form errors using SSL

["Steve Coe" <raquser@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

>> I have been looking thru the archives for a solution to fix the 
>> following error message I get when trying to submit a form using SSL;
>> Cannot open "/user/local/frontpage/we443.cnf": no such file or folder
>> 
>> I found 1 response in the archive concerning this:
>> http://list.cobalt.com/pipermail/cobalt-users/2001- 
October/054152.html
>> 
>> Thanks for any help,
>> Steve Coe
>> Simplehost Web Services
>> www.simplehost.org
>> 
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> 
> -----Original Message-----
> From: admin [mailto:admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx]
> Sent: Tuesday, March 12, 2002 11:03 AM
> To: admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Subject: raq4 frontpage SSL error FIXED
>
> One possible cause is that the way that Front Page creates it's
> configuration files does not get the site's information correct, and 
> tries to use an incorrect value in form/mail scripts.
> It will be necessary to log into the server via telnet to correct    
> this, if this is the problem in your case.
>
>
> FIRST-----telnet or ssh into your RaQ.  Authenticate as 'admin'.     
> Type "su -" and re-enter your admin password to gain root > access.
> Cut and paste the following commands to the shell prompt:
> 
> echo "vti_encoding:SR|utf8-nl" > /usr/local/frontpage/we443.cnf
> echo "frontpageroot:/usr/local/frontpage/version4.0" \
>  >>  /usr/local/frontpage/we443.cnf
> echo "serverconfig:/etc/httpd/conf/fpx.httpd.conf" \
>  >>  /usr/local/frontpage/we443.cnf
> echo "authoring:enabled" \
>  >>  /usr/local/frontpage/we443.cnf
> echo "servertype:apache" \
>  >>  /usr/local/frontpage/we443.cnf
> echo "SMTPHost: 127.0.0.1" \
>  >>  /usr/local/frontpage/we443.cnf
> 
> SECOND------
> 
> change into the /usr/local/frontpage directory
> You will see files in the format of www.domain.com:80.cnf, use your
> preferred text editor and open the .cnf file to the afflicted site.
> Look for SMTPhost, and verify that it is NOT set to localhost, it    
> should have the fully qualified name of the mail server for the site.
> Also the last line of the .cnf file should read
> MailSender=siteadmin@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx
> If SSL is also running on that site you will have to do one extra    
> step. Make a copy of the .cnf file for that site. 
> Type: cp www.domain.com:80.cnf www.domain.com:443.cnf
> Exit
> Exit
> That's it!
> 
> Network Administrator		Email: admin@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
> Beachlink			Phone: 252-261-0744 ext.202
> 3915 Welch St. P.O. Box 1528	Fax:   252-261-1365
> Kitty Hawk, NC 27949
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> 
I followed the instructions above on my RaQ4i and it worked like a 
charm! Thanks for the info...
Steve Coe
Simplehost Web Services
www.simplehost.org