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Other modules / Re: VPN server for interconnecting networks Problem

« on: January 20, 2016, 10:36:50 am »

This may or may not help, but after about a year of tearing my hair out trying unsuccessfully to connect to an advertised network from a Windows machine, the solution was simply to right click OpenVPN and select "Run as Administrator." Suddenly I was able to connect without issue!

Anyway, if that works, you can right click on OpenVPN, select Properties, go to Compatibility, and select Always run as Administrator so you don't have to right click every time.

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Installation and Upgrades / Dynamic DNS, ddclient.conf, & multiple hosts on a single server

« on: November 27, 2014, 09:18:00 am »

I use DynDNS and run multiple hosts (subdomains) from a single server. That is, whenever my dynamic IP address changes, I need multiple A records to update in DynDNS to the new IP address. The problem is two fold:

1. The Zentyal menu for Dynamic DNS (under Network) does not appear to allow the input of multiple A record subdomains (normally this would be input by separating commas - subdomain1.domain1.com, subdomain2.domain1.com, subdomain3.domain1.com). It gives an error stating the hostname is invalid.

2. I can manually configure /etc/ddclient.conf by adding additional A records with separating commas (as in the above example) with success in DynDNS, except that any time I run an update for Zentyal, it reverts ddclient.conf back to the single domain in the Zentyal menu.

This is especially problematic as one of my subdomains is an MX domain. Whereas there is no warning when it reverts back to a single host, it's only after I realize I'm not receiving emails and check the DynDNS website that I see that the primary domain has an updated IP address where the others do not.

Anybody have any suggestions?

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Installation and Upgrades / [Solved] Zentyal-Mail is not available for install (3.4 or 3.4.1)

« on: March 30, 2014, 07:41:44 pm »

There is a topic that brings up this issue, but not as the main topic. I was trying to upgrade OpenChange to 3.4.1 and it failed because it was looking for Zentyal-Mail 3.4.1. In effort to try get the system to work (new system) I removed the mail module and attempted to reinstall it. However, the mail module is now not showing up on the components list. I tried to manually apt-get install Zentyal-Mail and it states that there is no installation candidate. How do I get my mail system back?

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Installation and Upgrades / Re: All https traffic routing to /var/www/ despite Zentyal virtual servers

« on: March 30, 2014, 07:36:11 pm »

That did not work. For the sake of noting, there was no httpd.conf file at /etc/apache2/ but there is one now that I ran your command. I am in Zentyal 3.4 (built on Ubuntu 13.10).

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Installation and Upgrades / All https traffic routing to /var/www/ despite Zentyal virtual servers

« on: March 30, 2014, 07:18:00 pm »

I set up a fresh install of Zentyal 3.4, changed my admin port, and set up three virtual domains. Two of the virtual domains are force SSL and one of them is allow SSL. On the two force SSL, they always route to /var/www rather than /srv/www/[virtual domain]. This includes the virtual domain I'm trying to use for webmail. On the allow SSL, https requests go to /var/www, however http request successfully go to /srv/www/[virtual domain]. Can somebody help me figure out why https request are all going to the same document root but http request are being routed properly?