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Today i tried to install iredmailserver in centos 5.5 operating system .Installation process completed without any sort of error ,but when i ry to login into admin panel it delivering Internal server error,Can any one help me how can i solve the problem
This error means you don't have correct file owner or permission on DBMailAdmin config file, settings.ini.
It must be owned by user 'dbmailadmin', group 'dbmailadmin', and permission '0400'. If 0400 doesn't work for you, try 0750 instead.
So, please switch the owner of DBMailAdmin directory to the original one (dbmailadmin:dbmailadmin), and try again.
It's not related to Python or mod_wsgi, both of them should be fine.
and the link I've posted above, are about the dbmailadmin directory (I guess the /var/www/dbmailadmin) and its permissions, not the iRedAdmin-0.1.6 directory you've posted its files owners/permissions. Besides the file having the problem is dbmailadmin.py that is not in the list you've posted above.
Make sure you are changing permissions/owners to the correct files/directories, or you may damage your installation
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