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Originally Posted by KevinH The simple thing todo is just remove the 7070 -> 80 iptables rule and let Zimbra run on it's own port. Other's have done it with apache but it's not somthing Zimbra has documented. |
I've plumb run out of ports on my router to redirect. Sorry, that's just reality. Right now I simply can't redirect port 7070, or any other port for that matter, to any other IP. My NAT port table has 10 entries and they are all taken.
When you say "let Zimbra run on it's own port" I have to ask, what is Zimbra in this situation? I mean Zimbra appears to get involved in several services. It listens on port 25 for sending email. It listens on port 143 for getting email. It listens on port 80 for the web interface, etc...
What I want to do is to use the web portion of Zimbra only. I don't want it involved in sending or receiving email or rather I want it to be able to install with existing port 25 and port 143 services. Additionally I don't want it to take over port 80 at my DocumentRoot rather I'm all OK with it confining itself to some directory under my DocumentRoot.