Re: [SM-USERS] Help combining Member site with squirrel mail

2003-10-27 Thread pdontthink
> I have membership based dating site where users look up profiles and can
> send mail to each other.  Originally I just did this with a database but
> to make it more robust I decided to use a mail client.  So I have chosen
> squirrel mail.  I have figured out how to automatically login them in
> once they are logged into my site but I haven't figured out a way for
> them to click a member's name and send that person a mail and have it
> end up in their squirrel mail sent items.  Does anyone have an idea on
> how I could do this?

if all you need is to open the compose window with their email pre-filled
in the to: field, check out the code in functions/url_parser.php,
specifically, the parseEmail function, which creates a clickable URL for
emails displayed on the screen in the format of:

http://mydomain.net/mail/src/compose.php?send_to=mary%40somewhere.com

  - Paul


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RE: [SM-USERS] invisible messages...maybe problem with gzip

2003-10-27 Thread Simon Bell
Unfortunately, i don't have a gzip plugin installed.

Simon 

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Tomas Kuliavas said:
>> Hi
>>
>> Im having some trouble with squirrelmail 1.2.11-1 which comes installed
>> on
>> a
>> standard redhat 9 box. Running apache 2, and uw-imap. I can log in
>> fine,
>> and
>> see a list of messages which are correct. However, when i click on one
>> of
>> the messages, i get a blank space where the message should be. One odd
>> thing
>> is, that if i click on 'view printable version' i can see the message
>> just
>> fine.

I saw this problem appear with the gzip plugin.  When I disabled the
plugin the messages appeared.

>
> Enable display_errors and error_reporting=E_ALL in php.
>
> Install message_details plugin. Check full message source. Without
> message
> source, it is hard to say what triggered blank page.
>
> Take a look at source of html page. Maybe there are some formating
> errors.
>


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[SM-USERS] Importing user prefs and address book from Horde

2003-10-27 Thread Alan J. Cooper
Hi,
 I am about to migrate around 2,500 users from a Horde/IMP webmail 
system over to Squirrelmail-1.4.2.

I am planning on doing some SQL selects and some perl scripting to get the 
user prefs and address books out of the mySQL database that Horde is 
running from and plant them into the Squirrelmail .sis, .pref etc files.

Before I start on this and gain a few grey hairs, has anyone done this 
before or is there a project for this anywhere?

Any advice gratefully received.

Kind Regards,
Alan

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RE: [SM-USERS] invisible messages

2003-10-27 Thread Simon Bell
I gave up and removed the default redhat squirrelmail rpm and installed
squirrelmail from source instead, and it worked first time. All I can think
is that the redhat 9 rpm is somehow broken.

Simon

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Simon Bell said:
> Well i now have a huge prefs file, and still have the same problem
>
> Simon
Sorry, that's the end of my ideas  :-(

Simon Bryan
IT Manager
OLMC Parramatta


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Re: [SM-USERS] Mail Forwarding

2003-10-27 Thread Tomas Kuliavas
> > Also, what about showing Japanese Characters? How can this be
> > enabled in SqurirrelMail? The browser has this enabled and has had
> > no problems with past webmail interfaces...
>
> This might be a question for the i18n team, but I don't think I can
> see a real reason that you shouldn't.

Japanese (euc-jp,iso-2022-jp,shift jis) is supported in SquirrelMail
1.4.x, if you use Japanese translation. It is possible to read, reply and
forward messages written in these encodings. If you use any other
translation, none of these encoding is supported.

There are problems with utf-8 encoded Japanese emails. Original
SquirrelMail utf-8 decoding needs to be disabled.

SquirrelMail 1.5.0cvs contains patches that allow reading Japanese email
if use of these patches is enabled. Replying or forwarding works only with
some translations and there is some glitches.

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RE: [SM-USERS] Domain Restriction

2003-10-27 Thread pdontthink
> I am using RedHat 7.2 , SM 1.4 , Sendmail and uw-imap server in
> single box and working fine.
>
> We have only single domain say abc.com. Now i want to restrict
> some users so that they can send mails to users of our local
> doamin abc.com only and they should not be able to send mails to
> outside.
>
> this could not be a SM question but can anybody know that how to do this ?

Check the new Restrict Senders plugin, which should be exactly what you need.

http://squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=213

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[SM-USERS] Forwarded mail citation/header

2003-10-27 Thread Rafael Garay Jr
Anyone know where in the SM source I can edit so when I forward a message
to someone the "Original Message" citation displays the Subject, From,
Date, To, in a different order and perhaps I could even change the lines
"" separating this Original Message citation to something else?


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[SM-USERS] Forwarded mail citation/header

2003-10-27 Thread Rafael Garay Jr
Anyone know where in the SM source that I can edit so that when I forward
an email the "Original Message" citation the Subject, From, Date, To
displays in a different order? And perhaps I can even change the lines
(--) that are separating this Original Message citation?

Thanks.



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Re: [SM-USERS] Re: Regarding vulnerabilities found in SquirrelMail

2003-10-27 Thread Thijs Kinkhorst
>> We have found that the following lines of code from SquirrelMail are
>> vulnerable to script injection. We have listed them below. If you'd
>> like more detailed information, please feel welcome to e-mail me.
>> More importantly, if you intend to patch this vulnerability in the
>> future, please also reply and let me know. Thanks a lot!
>
> Thank you for your report on this issue. We shall look into the issue,
> and any fixes shall be applied to the CVS code which will be included
> in the next release. If patches are required, please contact us and
> notify us.

This has been fixed now in devel and stable cvs. When preparing the
calendar plugin replacement, it should be checked that this replacement is
also not vulnerable to this hole.


Thijs


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[SM-USERS] Specifying login/passwd for authenticated SMTP

2003-10-27 Thread Mike Heffner

How/where do I specify the login/password for authenticated SMTP?
Currently, sending a message just fails with "authentication unsuccessful"
and it never prompts for the login/passwd.

This is with version 1.4.0 on FreeBSD.


Thanks,

Mike

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