User manual PARALLELS HSPHERE 3.4

[. . . ] Parallels H-Sphere ® Legal and Copyright Notice Parallels Holdings, Ltd. Parallels International GmbH Vordergasse 49 CH8200 Schaffhausen Switzerland Tel: + 49 (6151) 42996 - 0 Fax: + 49 (6151) 42996 - 255 www. parallels. com © 1999-2010 Parallels Holdings, Ltd. All rights reserved. product is protected by United States and international copyright laws. The product's underlying technology, patents, and trademarks are listed at http://www. parallels. com/trademarks. [. . . ] The remote administrator can edit any file in dir/text/ by sending e-mail containing the new text to -edit. file where "file" is the name of the file replaced (edited). In reply to this command, ezmlm sends a message with the file and editing instructions. A "cookie" based on the date, file name, and contents of the file is added to the "Reply-To:" address. The cookie becomes invalid as soon as the file has been changed, or after 27 hours, whichever is shorter. Also, the cookie cannot be used to edit any other file, even if the other file has exactly the same content. Here you can disable posting by subscribers to the mailing list, so they will only receive messages posted by moderators. This is usually chosen to send announcement or notifications where the interaction between recipients is not intended. If you enable this function, users will be required to request to the remote administrator in order to retrieve mail list archives. Otherwise, archive will be accessible only to the remote administrator. With this option enabled, it will process commands sent in the subject to listrequest@host. A remote administrator is an address with the rights to do certain administrative tasks remotely by E-mail. Depending on how the list is configured, remote administrators may have the right/ability to list subscribers, search for subscriber addresses by name, add and remove subscriber addresses and/or edit the texts that are sent in reply to list commands. Subscription to these lists is identical to the subscription process in mailing lists, except that after confirmation the request is passed on to the list moderator(s). One becomes a subscriber only after his request has been approved by a moderator, i. e. he replies to the "Reply-To:" address. You can set up your mailing list to allow posts from subscribers only. In this case posts received from non-subscribers will be rejected and sent back. To save changes, click Submit. Maildomain Aliases Mail resources on a mail domain that has a mail domain alias will all have alternative addresses. Mail resources and their aliases will have different domain parts (i. e. For instance, with example. net being a mail alias to example. com, every mail resource on example. com will have a counterpart on example. net, specifically: mailbox@example. net will be an alternative mail address to mailbox@example. com mailforward@example. net will be an alternative mail address to mailforward@example. com autoresponder@example. net will be an alternative mail address to autoresponder@example. com etc. To create a Mail Domain Alias: 1. In the Mail domains drop down box, choose the domain youd like to enable mail domain alias for. In the E-mail Setup Functions section, click New Mail Domain Alias 5. On the page that appears choose the domain alias to enable mail domain alias on and click Next: 6. Click Submit on the next page to confirm your choice and agree with charges, if any. Removing Mail Domain Aliases Important: When removing mail domain alias, you remove aliases for ALL your mail resources on the primary mail domain. You cannot remove a mail domain alias for an individual mail resource. To remove a mail domain alias: 1. Click the Trash icon next to the mail domain alias that you are removing in the Mail Domain Alias section: Mailbox Aliases Mail aliases are alternative addresses to existing mailboxes (on page 82) on the same domain name. [. . . ] Allow write access - check the box to allow users to upload files and their associated properties to the enabled directory on your server or to change content in a Writeenabled file. Write access is allowed only with a browser that supports the PUT feature of the HTTP 1. 1 protocol standard. Allow source access - select to allow users to access source code if either Read or Write permissions are set. Allow directory browsing - select to allow users to see a hypertext listing of the files and subdirectories in this web directory. 1. [. . . ]