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Viart Manual (Version 4,5)
1. About ViArt Shop
1.1. What is ViArt Shop?
1.2. Features List
1.3. All about ViArt Software licenses
1.4. Release Notes
2. Installation
2.1. Necessary prerequisites
2.2. Installation procedure
2.3. License activation process
3. Version Upgrade
3.1. Upgrade step by step
3.2. Upgrade peculiarities for some versions
3.3. Upgrade FAQ
3.4. Upgrade Rollback
4. Getting started
4.1. How to Change Site Logo
4.2. How to Remove Demo Products
4.3. How to Change Active Scheme
4.4. Basic settings to manage site pages
4.5. Activating Friendly URLs
5. System Settings
5.1. Global Settings
5.2. Static messages
5.3. Static tables
5.4. "Offline" mode
6. ViArt CMS
6.1. Custom pages
6.2. Custom blocks
6.3. Opinion Polls
6.4. Banners
7. Managing Products
7.1. Zoom In tool
7.2. Mobile Version
7.3. Ajax to add products
7.4. Stock Level for options
7.5. Keywords Search
7.6. Multi-Add button (add to cart multiple products)
7.7. Drag and drop images
7.8. Product Custom Tabs
8. Managing Orders
8.1. Front-end Call Center
8.2. Sales Discount coupon
8.3. 'Order Approver' Privileges
8.4. Saved Cart
8.5. Shipping Calculator
8.6. Countries Phone Codes
8.7. 'Re-Order' button
8.8. Match User and Order profile custom fields
8.9. Currency Exchange Rates
8.10. Invoice Numbers
8.11. Multi-Shipping
8.12. One Page Checkout
8.13. Coupons with Affiliate Characteristics
8.14. Zip Codes in Shipping Methods
8.15. Address Book
9. Managing Layout
9.1. Change Block Titles in CMS
9.2. Blocks and Frames settings
9.3. How to add a new design
9.4. CMS Layouts
9.5. Build in blocks
9.6. Time Periods in blocks
9.7. Facebook Live Feed
9.8. Table View products list
9.9. META data in CMS
9.10. Currency Converter block
9.11. Add to Cart Pop-up Frame
10. Managing Helpdesk
10.1. What is ViArt HelpDesk
10.2. Installing HelpDesk on localhost
10.3. Email Parser Installation
10.3.1. Piping Preface
10.3.2. Piping on Unix
10.3.2.1. Qmail
10.3.2.2. Exim
10.3.2.3. Sendmail
10.3.2.4. Postfix
10.3.3. Piping on PLESK (PSA)
10.3.4. Piping on cPanel
10.4. Online Chat
10.5. Helpdesk Replies on the fly
11. Advanced Modules
11.1. Email Campaigns
11.2. Export Templates
11.3. CKEditor
11.4. Resize Images tool
11.5. XML import
11.6. Internal Messaging System
11.7. Contact Us form
11.8. New
12. Security
12.1. Two-Factor Authentication
12.2. PCI compliance
12.3. PCI information for storing credit cards
12.4. Cookies Control
13. Payment Systems
13.1. How to setup a Payment System
13.2. The List of supported Payment Methods
13.2.1. PayPal
13.2.1.1. PayPal Payments Standard
This section describes how to setup PayPal Website Payments Standard for your ViArt shopping cart. Please, carefully follow all the instructions below.
13.2.1.2. PayPal Express Checkout
13.2.1.3. PayPal Payments Pro
This section describes how to setup PayPal Website Payments Pro for your ViArt shopping cart. Please, carefully follow all the instructions below.
13.3. Integrate a new Payment System
13.4. Recurring Payments
14. Custom work specification
10.3.2.3. Sendmail
10.3.2.3. Sendmail
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Alias File:

/etc/aliases

Assuming that we are setting up sales@company.com and support@company.com we will create the corresponding entries in the file as follows:

support@company.com: "|/full/path/to/admin/support_receiver.php"
sales@company.com: "|/full/path/to/admin/support_receiver.php"

Note: This file might contain other entries for describing routing of mails in your system. You should not edit any of those lines.

Sendmail: SMRSH Instructions
Certain Sendmail systems are configured with Sendmail Restricted Shell to prevent execution of any third party malicious programs or scripts. If you receive a bounce message with SMRSH failure then you will need to configure the mail parser with SMRSH in the following manner.

  • Find SMRSH Path: The first step is to find the SMRSH path, run the command "man smrsh" as described below.

    • The path to SMRSH is listed in the second paragraph. By executing the command we now know that SMRSH files should go under "/etc/smrsh".

    Other Possible Locations of SMRSH:

    /etc/smrsh
    /usr/bin/smrsh
    /usr/sbin/smrsh

  • Create Symlink: We will now need to create a symlink to our admin/support_receiver.php under the directory /etc/smrsh

    • The Command Syntax is:

    ln -s /full/path/to/admin/support_receiver.php /etc/smrsh/support_receiver.php
  • Change Alias File: Once the symlink has been created, you should change the alias file contents

    • FROM:
    support@domain.com: "|/full/path/to/admin/support_receiver.php"
    TO:
    support@domain.com: "|/etc/smrsh/support_receiver.php"

    That's it. You have now configured the mail parser with SMRSH.

    Once the alias file has been edited, you will need to run the "newaliases" command.
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