Can't add resources after install

[gabrielev]

Hello,

I've succesfully installed and configured Forxlor under Debian Wheezy.

I've run all the steps to configure the various components like Bind, Postfix, dovect, and the daemons are up and running.

I've configured 1 Customer, 1 Domain, adn 1 Admin, but I can't find a way to add any email address, nor a way to manage Bind ... I can only add domains...

I can't find any logfile related t froxlor, nor an "Admin guide" that explains how to configure resources after install.

 

What's wrong with my config ?

 

Thank you for your help !

[d00p]

Did you specify resources for the customer when you added them as admin?

[d00p]

Admins do not add e-mails or databases or ftp-users....you need to login as customer (or as admin click on the customer name on the overview to switch to this user)

[gabrielev]

Hy d00p,

 

you need to login as customer (or as admin click on the customer name on the overview to switch to this user)

 

Yes, I've tried this, both clicking on the Customer name and login, but Customer has noway to enter resorces too :-(

[gabrielev]

Did you specify resources for the customer when you added them as admin?

 

Duh ! I saw the "infinity" symbol under the resorce box, and I think that was enough.

Now I've clicked on the box, and the customer can add any number of domain, email addresses, etc ...

If I specify a limit in teh resorce, it is respected.

Sorry, but I didn't find any doc explaining this :-(

 

Thank you for your help !!!

[d00p]

There are not docs regarding this....it's quite selfexplaining i guess....

[gabrielev]

Now it' clear: it was an "optical illusion"

 

I had the browser windows not maximized, and the resource line was displayed like this:

 

 

It seemed that writing "zero" means "infinite". :-(

 

When I maximzed the windows, everything was clear:

 

 

I suggest you to grey out the resource line if it's not selected, and, for example, use -1 for no limit or something like that.

 

In any case: nice job, I will continue my evalutation

[d00p]

Eh, no, zero is zero and means nothing. Since when is 0 equal to infinity? Doesnt make any sense. It's fine the way it is.