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2 Q and A

    2.1	What to do next after fml installation ?

    ../../INSTALL_CGI/

    2.2	What can I do on fml CGI interface?

    See your browser :-)

    2.3	CGI interface is for fml administrators ?

    Almost yes. You can also set up each CGI for each ML.

    2.4	What user owns /var/spool/ml ?

    It depends your apache configuration. If your apache is only for fml
    CGI interface, "User" line in httpd.conf should be the same as the
    user "fml" which is the owner of /var/spool/ml directory.

       apache/httpd.conf

    	User fml

    2.5	httpd.conf is configured for fml/www/share/ directry?

    2.6	What is the difference between fml/www/ and fml/www/share/ ?

    fml/www/ is allocated for fml CGI interface, fml/www/share/ is where
    apache sees.

    2.7	fml CGI interface conflicts fml before 4.0 ?

    Yes.

    2.8	add/delete a user which can use fml CGI interface

    1.	do on CGI

    2.	makefml admin.cgi conf

    	MENU -> CHANGE PASSWORD

    2.9	change the password for a user which can use fml CGI interface

    You can do it on CGI menu.

    2.10	select mail servers

    makefml admin.cgi conf

       MENU ->
    	6     MTA
    	7     HOW TO UPDATE ALIAS

    2.11	Can I change CGI PATH ?

    2.12	Case Study: postfix specific problmes

       % postalias /var/spool/ml/etc/aliases

    2.13	Case Study: sendmail specific problmes

       # touch /var/spool/ml/etc/aliases.db

    2.14	qmail

    under condideration ...

    2.15	Errors from apache

    You don't have permission to access /cgi-bin/fml/admin/menu.cgi on this server.

    0. check the User of httpd.conf and fml user.

    1. check the executable permission for menu.cgi in /usr/local/fml/www/share/

    2. check the directory permission

    	/usr/local/fml/www/share/
    	/usr/local/fml/www/

    3. check httpd.conf

    	.htaccess ?

    2.16	registration processes (e.g. CGI, makefml, ..) are independent ?

    Yes. Plural methods work well each other when the owner of these
    processes is the same as "fml".

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