Re: [SM-USERS] ERROR : Conection dropped by imap-server.

[Tomas Kuliavas]

> I checked at squirrelmail about the error message I've been getting
> about "ERROR : Connection dropped by imap-server." There was a post
> there that mentioned it was because the /etc/xinetd.d/imap file is set
> to disable=yes by default. I checked the file and it was not even there.
> I found a backup from an imaps.rpmsave and copied it to both an imap and
> imaps file, changed the default to disable=no and restarted the xinetd
> service... but it still doesn't work. I'm looking around to see if I can
> find a sample of an imap or imaps file online and determine which one
> it's supposed to be for sure. But "chkconfig --list" shows that imap is
> "on".

There are several different IMAP server packages. cyrus-imap,
courier-imap, uw imapd, other imap servers. Only some of them use
superservers (inetd, xinetd). Which IMAP server you are using?

command "telnet localhost 143" can show if you can connect to imap server
running on your machine.

command "netstat -anp | grep 143" should show process that uses imap port
(if you are using linux).

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Re: [SM-USERS] Squirrel Mail failing on send

[Fredrik Jervfors]

Hi Gary.

> I have Squirrelmail working accept that I cannot send mail through it.
> I get the following error:
>
> Syntax error in parameters or arguments
> Server replied: 501 Authentication failed - bad user or password.
>
> This is on Mercury/32 version: Mercury/32, v4.01a, Dec  8 2003
> And the current version of Squirrelmail, under Windows 2000 Server
> Any suggestions?

The SMTP server login settings are wrong. Change your settings, to
whatever is applicable for the SMTP server, at:

config/conf.pl
2.  Server Settings
B.  Update SMTP Settings
7.   SMTP Authentication

Sincerly,
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[SM-USERS] IDNA Support at login/sending mail

[Philip]

 

Hello
I wanted to know if anyone started or already did 
an idna patch for squirrelmail ?
 
For instance at login
a domain like "créa.com" would be converted into 
"xn--cra-cma.com"
 
other issues are going to be in sending mail 
(conversion is required too) 
and of course plenty of other features requiring an 
interaction with the server ...
 
Few options could be used, I started using libidn 
calling a local binary on the machine to do the conversions
A project with the goal of providing PHP bindings of the Libidn API has been 
started by Turbo Fredriksson
http://php-idn.bayour.com/
 
Let me know if you did try already to implement 
idna support
 
Cheers
 
 

[SM-USERS] GPG plugin problem.

[Marcelo Soares]

Hi all,

I installed the 1.5.0 devel version of squirrel. For now, everything is
fine. But I'm making some experiences with the GPG plugin, and it works
for all decrypt functions (decrypt, verify signatures) but it don't work
to encrypt or sign a mail message. When I try this, it gives the following
message:

Fatal error: Call to undefined function: ctype_print() in
/home/squirrelmail-1.5.0/plugins/gpg/gpg_hook_functions.php on line 842

The GPG plugin version is 2.0.

I was using the GPG plugin version 1.1 with Squirel 1.4.1 and it works fine.

My list of plugins:
--
Plugins
  Installed Plugins
1. abook_take
2. administrator
3. calendar
4. filters
5. mail_fetch
6. message_details
7. newmail
8. sent_subfolders
9. gpg
10. info
11. listcommands
12. compatibility

  Available Plugins:
13. bug_report
14. change_password
15. fortune
16. spamcop
17. squirrelspell
18. translate


If someone knows how to solve this, it would be nice!
Thanks to all!

Marcelo Soares
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[SM-USERS] missing manual pages

[Tony Austin]

There is nothing showing on the WiKi at:-

http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/en_US/AddressBook

I'm sure there should be something there.  Has it moved or been lost?


Regards.

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Re: [SM-USERS] missing manual pages

[Tomas Kuliavas]

> There is nothing showing on the WiKi at:-
>
> http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/en_US/AddressBook
>
> I'm sure there should be something there.  Has it moved or been lost?

It is wiki. wild wild west of the internet.

Page was restored. Thanks to http://www.archive.org


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Re: [SM-USERS] GPG plugin problem.

[Marcelo Soares]

Well,

I found out this is a PHP function, not a squirrel function. So, i'll try
to discover why PHP is not finding the ctype_print() function. If someone
have any idea...

Thanks to all,

Marcelo Soares


> Hi all,
>
> I installed the 1.5.0 devel version of squirrel. For now, everything is
> fine. But I'm making some experiences with the GPG plugin, and it works
> for all decrypt functions (decrypt, verify signatures) but it don't work
> to encrypt or sign a mail message. When I try this, it gives the following
> message:
>
> Fatal error: Call to undefined function: ctype_print() in
> /home/squirrelmail-1.5.0/plugins/gpg/gpg_hook_functions.php on line 842
>
> The GPG plugin version is 2.0.
>
> I was using the GPG plugin version 1.1 with Squirel 1.4.1 and it works
> fine.
>
> My list of plugins:
> --
> Plugins
>   Installed Plugins
> 1. abook_take
> 2. administrator
> 3. calendar
> 4. filters
> 5. mail_fetch
> 6. message_details
> 7. newmail
> 8. sent_subfolders
> 9. gpg
> 10. info
> 11. listcommands
> 12. compatibility
>
>   Available Plugins:
> 13. bug_report
> 14. change_password
> 15. fortune
> 16. spamcop
> 17. squirrelspell
> 18. translate
> 
>
> If someone knows how to solve this, it would be nice!
> Thanks to all!
>
> Marcelo Soares
> Informática - Master Hotéis
> (51)3211-5199
> ICQ Externo: 19398317
> ICQ Interno: 1002
> Linux user#: 288006
> PGP Key: http://gravatai.ulbra.tche.br/~ringostar/MS-PubOficial.pgp
> "Temet Nosce"
>
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Re: [SM-USERS] GPG plugin problem.

[Tomas Kuliavas]

> Well,
>
> I found out this is a PHP function, not a squirrel function. So, i'll try
> to discover why PHP is not finding the ctype_print() function. If someone
> have any idea...

http://www.php.net/function.ctype-print



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RE: [SM-USERS] Squirrelmail use an alias for senders email address

[Alan in Toronto]

Tony said:
> Agh. Now I get it. As you suggested, I simply entered the sender address
> in
> the Options-Personal Information in the /webmail/ interface. Now, when a
> user sends an email via SM, the sender address shows up as whatever they
> entered in Options-Personal Information. That is what I was trying to do
> all
> along.
>
> It works perfectly!
>
> Thanks everyone for the great help.

I *thought* is was that simple, but with the complicated discussion I
couldn't be sure. I think your problem description made things seem much
more complicated than they were. All you really needed to ask was how
users could set their own FROM address.

If you anticipate adding more users, you may want to consider installing
New User Wizard plugin, to ensure that they enter their personal
information before using SM:
http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=181


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[SM-USERS] SM over SSL

[Matt Krause]

Okay, I successfully got SM to work over 143 with uw-imapd compiles with 
none SSLPASSWD.  How do I get it working over 993?  I recompiled 
uw-imapd with nopwd and email clients with secure connection works great 
over 993, but when I change the port in SM config, it won't connect to 
the webpage. Any ideas?  Is it a openssl, apache, imap, or SM issue? 
Thanks.

Matt K.

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[SM-USERS] Warning after installed GPG plugin

[Hideaki Kikuchi]

Hi All,

I installed squirrelmail 1.4.2, and it's working fine.  Except following
warning in "Options -> Archive Settings" after I installed GPG plugin.

unable to define SM_PATH in GPG Plugin setup.php, exiting abnormally
Warning: Cannot modify header information - headers already sent by
(output started at /home/webmail/plugins/gpg/setup.php:25) in
/home/webmail/functions/i18n.php on line 1616

Does anyone know how to solve this?

Thanks,

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[SM-USERS] Problems sending mail: Bad headers

[rudolf . weeber]

Hi!

I use squirrelmail 1.4.2 with cyrus21 and exim.
Reading mail works fine, but mail I compose with squirrelmail has
linefeeds at the wrong places in the headers. this way, neighter exim
nor cyrus accept them.
Here is part of the communications log 
<1079345703^M
To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
User-Agent: SquirrelMail/1.4.2^M
MIME-Version: 1.0^M
Content-Type: text/plain;charset=iso-8859-1^M
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit^M
X-Priority: ^M
3^M
Importance: Normal^M

The problem probably is the line feeds after subject: and x-priority:

Has anyone got an idea how to correct this?

Thanks in advance
Rudolf


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[SM-USERS] DSPAM and Squirrel Mail?

[Mark A. Holm]

Title: DSPAM and Squirrel Mail?






I looked through the archives on Source Forge, but couldn't find anything pertaining to dspam (http://www.nuclearelephant.com/projects/dspam) there. I am implementing this as our SPAM filtering tool both at home and at work, because this tool seems to do a slightly better job of filtering than Spam Assassin which was our old  filter, and because it has a quarantine mechanism for those who don't believe that the filter is always correct. Right now this quarantine is implemented as a separate mailbox that is accessed via a Perl CGI script that allows you to delete items from the quarantine, and to forward on False Positives, giving a poor man's version of a Postinni like service. Since I was looking to use Squirrel Mail as the web front-end for the system, I thought I would try and integrate the CGI in as a plug-in. I was able to create all the wrappers that I needed to get it to show up in the list under Options, but am stymied at how to integrate the Squirrel Mail login authentication with what is used by the CGI script. Currently the script expects to sit within an access protected directory requiring login and then keys off of whether or not REMOTE_USER is set from Apache. I am not as good with Perl (or PHP for that matter) as I would like, and would appreciate some help from someone who has integrated a Perl Script as a plug-in for Squirrel Mail to make this a true plug-in that doesn't require a second login to use. Or even someone who can give me a few pointers. I can supply the CGI script as I am using it, as well as what wrappers I have created and will gladly put it back in as a contributed plug-in once it's working.

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