I have iTools and Post.Office on the same machine with only one network card. How do I separate iTools and Post.Office so that they run on different IPs?
You can do this. Click System Preferences & select Network. Show: select Network Port Configurations Duplicate Built-in Ethernet. Then you can select “Built-in Ethernet” or “Built-in Ethernet Copy” to give them different IP addresses. 7.3. Creating a Mail-only user Question: I am using iTools with sendmail. I know that if I create an FTP user and the POP/IMAP modules are installed, that user will also have mail access. However, I want to give the majority of users on my system mail access, but no FTP. How do I set this in iTools 7? Answer: Install the POP3/IMAP modules and create the users. Remember to specify a user home directory to hold the mail. The FTP box should remain unchecked. When you restart the FTP server the configuration will become effective. 7.4.
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