I am migrating my server from Debian to Arch Linux. Froxlor is running on my Debian system and I want to port it of course, too. But not in a productive environment... So I have the installation running actually within my LAN and it has IP 192.168.x.y Mail with all its components (postfix, dovecot, amavis, spamassassin, dkim and spf) is already working and Froxlor handles it perfectly like on Debian. But for php I want to start a new way: not mod_php but php-fpm (different configurations, different php versions). So I need for testing to set the IP/Port to my local net but Froxlor does not accept this. How can I disable the ip-validation or overwrite existing setting manually?
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I am migrating my server from Debian to Arch Linux. Froxlor is running on my Debian system and I want to port it of course, too. But not in a productive environment... So I have the installation running actually within my LAN and it has IP 192.168.x.y Mail with all its components (postfix, dovecot, amavis, spamassassin, dkim and spf) is already working and Froxlor handles it perfectly like on Debian. But for php I want to start a new way: not mod_php but php-fpm (different configurations, different php versions). So I need for testing to set the IP/Port to my local net but Froxlor does not accept this. How can I disable the ip-validation or overwrite existing setting manually?
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