On Wed, 27 May 2009, Damien Hull wrote:
> In my case port separation is all I need. For now anyway. I'm running Zimbra and Apache on the same server. Port 443 was taken by Zimbra. Now that Zimbra is listening on another port I can configure apache to use SSL with the default port.
>
> 1. Wasn't sure I could change the port number in Zimbra
> 2. OpenVZ offers lots more options assuming it works - don't think it will
> 3. Your solution is easy and it works...
Ah, you're not really concerned with mail, you're concerned with a web
interface to mail services. Big difference. Yeah, in your case, especially
with Zimbra being a full stack, you don't have a lot of other options.
Zimbra listens on about ten different ports, BTW, in order to support
desktop clients via LDAP, SMTP, POP3, and IMAP, etc., both encrypted and
unencrypted.
--Arthur Corliss
Live Free or Die
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