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Groupwise Web Access Agent

Asked by asellus in Novell Groupwise, Novell Netware Network Software, Apache Web Server

Tags: Novell, Groupwise 7, 7.0.3

Hello,

I'm back again. This time trying to configure the Groupwise WebAccess agent. I have a clean Novell Netware 6.5 Server running The latest version of Groupwise 7, and I'm having trouble installing the web access agent. The agent loads up fine on the server, and the object shows up under edirectory, but the service isn't working. I notice that apache fails while trying to start up due to an error that its missing an httpd.conf file. If anyone has any walkthroughs on installing webaccess, I'd appreciate it. So far the only documentation I looked at is the installation guide on novells website, but it only guides you throuhg the install wizard, which apparently is not enough.

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Groupwise Web Access Agent

Asked by asellus in Novell Groupwise, Novell Netware Network Software, Apache Web Server

Tags: Novell, Groupwise 7, 7.0.3

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