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Posted: 02 October 2010 at 10:03am | IP Logged Quote smithxxx

It took me 3 days but I got it working by using these tricks. Maybe there is a better way to do it but I got it working.

-Set up IIS 7 and I put the webmail as a subfolder. Right click in IIS manager and click "covert to application"

-In IIS manager click on Application pools. Highlight DefaulAppPool, right click and choose advanced settings. Change Load user profile to "TRUE"

-Go to the wemail folder in the normal file explorer and change permissions to add "USERS" and give read/write permission to all files and folders. (I thought this should be IIS_IUSRS but for some reason this did not work). Not sure the best way to set these permissions but this works.

At this point the install should work until you get to the database setup.

-Install 64-bit MySql. see slide show at http://www.webdevelopersnotes.com/how-do-i/install-mysql-win dows-7.php

-Install the connector. The problem I had here was version 3.5.1 has no installer for 64-bit and the .bat installation file didn't work (probably due to a permission issue). The latest version 5.1 at http://dev.mysql.com/downloads/connector/odbc/5.1.html#downl oads
has a 64-bit installer but it has a bug described at
http://bugs.mysql.com/bug.php?id=56233
Once the connector 5.1 is installed don't use the ODBC manager until you replace the myodbc5S.dll file with this:
ftp.mysql.com/pub/mysql/download/myodbc5S5_1_7with56233patch R926.zip

-Connect to the MySql via the shell and create a database such as "mail"

-Go to the ODBC 64-bit manager (there are 2, one is odbcad32.exe which is just for 32-bit I think) and add a DNS (I called mine mail)

-I put the credentials in webmail admin database setup but it did not work until I check the ODBC Data source (DSN) box and put in the DSN Name I had created.

This works with TCP/IP. I want to disable TCP/IP and used named pipe. How is that done?   
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