Cheers,

I have installed, configured and used Xeams on a QNAP NAS for a couple of years, and it is pretty good (can't beat the price! ;-), but there is one issue I cannot figure out how to handle:

Two months ago I had to change the IP address of the QNAP NAS - so far so good, with an updated firewall and hostname for the client to resolve, everything seemed to work as before... But...

When I get a "Summary email report from <daterange>" mail from the Xeams server, and there are messages that have been classified as spam, I used to click on the "Restore" link (if it wasn't spam, right...) and do the administration regarding restoring/whitelisting from there, but the link has maintained the old IP address, causing a 404.

I can change the IP address in the link afterwards, but would of course like to fix the root of the problem, so:

How/where/why/??? does Xeams decide to keep the old IP there? How can I change this?

Kind regards,

Niels

Niels,

There are two ways to change this IP:

• Using the Web Interface. Go to Server Configuration and specify a Preferred URL for your Xeam's web interface.  Second, modify users (Server Configuration, Manage Users and Edit) and specify the correct IP address for Server's Host Name.
• If you have too many users to modify this setting, you can do it from the back-door using the following steps:
  1. Stop Xeams
  2. Edit $INSTALL_DIR/config/UserConfig.xml file
  3. Find/replace older IP with newer IP
  4. Restart Xeams

Fantastic - just did the edit, and for the first time in my life actually waiting impatiently for SPAM mail :-D

Thank you very much for the fast answer!

Does this work for URL with SSL certificate also now? 

IP is nice but url uould be even better.

Thanks

It takes both IP/hostname as well as a complete URL