[smurraysb]

Sorry for the delayed response.

So, I checked, and I do have another postfix already, so I've done several installs, making sure to turn off postfix first, and still am having some troubles getting to the GUI.

The install usually looks like it runs fine, the port conflict for 25 stopped showing up, but another one came up in it's place in port 80. But even after that, it seems to be installing correctly, I assume it's just moving the port numbers, I could (and most likely am) wrong though.

The main problem though is getting to the GUI, I tried the https://ip:7071, but am getting this error.

The connection was refused when trying to contact
@myip@:7071

Now, not to dump a whole lot on you, but I figure it's easiest to get an idea of how things are running if I just give you my process. So I wrote a shell script, and here's what it has in it. (Sorry that the sed's are a little messy, overall, they're just editing the zone file so that it looks like that one in that tut).

#!/bin/sh

#################################################
# The variable @MYIP@ will represent my IP addr #
#################################################

echo "Turning off firewall"

/etc/init.d/SuSEfirewall2_init stop
/etc/init.d/SuSEfirewall2_final stop
/etc/init.d/SuSEfirewall2_setup stop
SuSEfirewall2 stop

echo "Stopping POSTFIX..."

/etc/init.d/postfix stop

echo "Starting base installs..."

rpm -Uvh php4-4.3.10-14.13.i586.rpm

rpm -Uvh php4-session-4.3.10-14.13.i586.rpm

rug install gmp bind-devel apache2 mysql

rug install apache2-mod_php4 php4-cURL php4-gmp

echo "Starting Services..."

/etc/init.d/mysql start
/etc/init.d/apache2 start

echo "RPM'ing Cache Nameserver..."

rpm -Uvh ~/Desktop/ZimbraComponent/caching-nameserver-7.1-3.noarch.rpm --force

echo "Editing /etc/hosts file..."

sed -i 's/^127.0.0.1\s*\t*localhost/&\.localdomain\tlocalhost/g' /etc/hosts

echo "Copying over and editing zone file..."

cp /var/named/localhost.zone /var/named/sbstests.com.zone

################################################## ############
# These following sed's change the zone file to look just as #
# described in the Zimbra & BIND tut. #
################################################## ############

sed -i 's/\$ORIGIN localhost.//g' /var/named/sbstests.com.zone
sed -i 's/1D IN/IN/g' /var/named/sbstests.com.zone
sed -i 's/root/sbstests\.com\. mail\.sbstests\.com\./g' /var/named/sbstests.com.zone
sed -i 's/^\(\t\+\)IN NS\(\t\+\)@/@\1IN NS\t\tmail\.sbstests\.com\.\n\1IN MX\t10\tmail\.sbstests\.com\./g' /var/named/sbstests.com.zone
sed -i 's/^\(\t\+IN\sA\t\+\).*$/\1@MYIP@\nmail\1@MYIP@\nwww\1@MYIP@/g' /var/named/sbstests.com.zone

chown named:named /var/named/sbstests.com.zone

echo "Setting Nameserver..."

sed -i 's/^nameserver .*$/nameserver @MYIP@/g' /etc/resolv.conf

hostname mail.sbstests.com

/etc/init.d/named reload

echo "Unpacking the Zimbra Files..."

tar -xzf ~/Desktop/ZimbraComponent/zcs-4.5.10_GA_1575.SuSEES9.tgz

exit 0

and after that, I start the install.sh

any suggestions as to why the GUI doesn't seem to work? Or is there a command I can use in the command line just to see if it installed correctly or even at all?

Thanks very much for your time!