Re: [OT] Anyone had experience with Cobalt Raq4i's?

["Matthew Miles" <m_miles@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

All working now, I thought things through a bit better and its all
ok!  However, I cannot FTP into the box to update the website, so I
have to update it via the domain name in frontpage (which is
painfully slow as it has to go out to the 'net and then back to the
raq).

Any ideas?

Oh, and advice on setting up email would be greatly appreciated!
Preferebly on my Qube2 so as to put it to good use!

Cheers,

Matt

--- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Matthew Miles" <m_miles@b...>
wrote:
> Hi David,
>
> I've set up my Raq (and installed the miliions of patches).  In
> server management i've set up a virtual host called
> raq4.milescomputing.co.uk - this is the name dispalyed on the LCD
(I
> want this to hold www.milescompuitng.co.uk) and
> parents.milescomputing.co.uk to hold my parents website.
>
> I have www.milescomputing.co.uk registered and use DynDNS to
forward
> all requests for that to my exteranl WAN IP which goes through my
> Netgear MR814 router to the qube2 currently.
>
> I notice that dynDNs has the option of hosting a subdomain (as in
> parents.milescomputing.co.uk) however, when I set that up to go to
> the exteranl WAN IP nothing is displayed (I cannot route port 80
> twice).
>
> Therefore, I need to move my website to the raq.  This means that
> both virtual sites will have the same IP.  When I try to set
things
> up this way I can only see the main site - I cannot get to the
other
> virtual sites.
>
> What am I doing wrong?
>
> Also, any ideas how I would go about setting up mail in the
> configuration?
>
> Cheers,
>
> Matt
>
>  --- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "David Buckley" <db@e...>
wrote:
> > --- In ukha_d@xxxxxxx, "Matthew Miles"
<m_miles@b...>
> wrote:
> > > Hey all,
> > >
> > > Just purchased a Raq3 from eBay and upgraded it to Raq4i OS.
> I'm
> > > having a difficult time trying to set up virtual hosting and
> email
> > > on the thing.  Can anyone give me some advice / help?
> >
> > Using the raq control panel, set the IP address of the box.  If
> you
> > are using it at home on the end of a dynamic ADSL line, this
will
> > still work, as long as your ADSL router translates the incoming
> > connections to the raq private IP address.
> >
> > Set up each virtual site.  The names must be as you've
registered
> > them with DNS, and put the IP address as the address of the raq.
> >
> > Then click on the site mainenance, and set up users and
passwords
> > for each virtual site.  These will be their pop3 userids and
> > passwords.  So user fred will be fred@v... or whatever.
> >
> > Job done.
> >
> > You can download the manuals if needed from powerraq.com
> >
> > I like raqs.  they just work.