Not much needed to be done. I enable simple-vhost and fastcgi (although I didn't need to do either). CGI would be needed if fastcgi wasn't enabled. I set the document root to the root location, and away we went.
I added a rewrite rule to prevent certain directories from being entered.
Granted additional setup needs to be done if using Lighttpd. Maybe debconf could put up a warning message (if Apache wasn't installed, but another httpd was) along the lines of "See /usr/share/doc/roundcube-webmail/README.otherhttpd"
Not much needed to be done. I enable simple-vhost and fastcgi (although I didn't need to do either). CGI would be needed if fastcgi wasn't enabled. I set the document root to the root location, and away we went.
I added a rewrite rule to prevent certain directories from being entered.
$HTTP["host"] =~ "hostname_ of_machine" {
"^/(config| logs|SQL| temp)/. *$" => "THIS_DIRECTORY _SHOULD_ NOT_BE_ ACCESSED_ REMOTELY" , #Generates a 404
)
}
Granted additional setup needs to be done if using Lighttpd. Maybe debconf could put up a warning message (if Apache wasn't installed, but another httpd was) along the lines of "See /usr/share/ doc/roundcube- webmail/ README. otherhttpd"