Welcome to XMailConfig! You are probably asking yourself -- What is XMailConfig? Well, I'll tell you. It is an ISAPI/NSAPI (untested on Netscape at the moment) DLL for the WindowsNT platform. The main purpose for this DLL is to allow XMail administrators the ability to configure XMail through an easy to use web interface. At the moment this DLL supports most major needs of an XMail admin (adding/deleting domains, users, aliases, user details, and changing passwords). Soon, I plan to add the ability to add/delete mailinglists, spam addresses, security settings, external pop sync, and what ever else comes to mind. The one thing that this DLL is not ready for is for allowing end-users to configure their own settings. This is due to a lack of user authentication in the XMail controller protocol (something I hope to fix soon).

Ok, enough said, on to the installation instructions.

1. Download the XMailConfig Zip file (you will need something like winzip)
2. Extract the archive into a directly. I recommend a directory under the XMailRoot or your website.
3. Set the NT security on the directory to allow at least read access to everyone or the Internet guest account
4. Add a new virtual directory to your web site and point it at the directory you created in step 2. Make sure that you turn on execute permissions to this directory. (see note 1)
5. Add a temp directory to your XMailRoot directory (ex: f:\XMailRoot\temp) and everyone or the Internet guest account must have write access to this directory.
6. Load up regedit and at the following information to the following key: HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\Software\GNU\XMail
   
   • Add a string called 'TPLPath' and give it a value of the location of the template files.
     (ex: f:\XMailRoot\XMailConfig\tpl)
7. Your done. Fire up your favorite browser and point it to http://<your server>/<your virtual dir>/XMailConfig.dll

Note 1: you can set the default HTML page for the new virtual directory to XMailConfig.dll