[SM-USERS] A Question about a possible add-on

[Bill Mann]

Folks,

Is there an add-on for Squirrelmail where the user can schedule an e-mail
being sent in future (ie. next Tuesday or April 10)? I had a request from
several users for this feature. Thanks for the help.

Bill


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Re: [SM-USERS] A Question about a possible add-on

[Fredrik Jervfors]

> Is there an add-on for Squirrelmail where the user can schedule an e-mail
> being sent in future (ie. next Tuesday or April 10)?

SquirrelMail is only active for the short period of time it takes to
generate a webpage. You need some kind of daemon on the server side,
that's always online, for this to happen. If you find such a solution (I
haven't been looking myself) it's most likely possible to write a
SquirrelMail plugin to use it.

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Re: [SM-USERS] A Question about a possible add-on

[Christophe Garault]

Le 31/03/2012 12:32, Fredrik Jervfors a écrit :
> You need some kind of daemon on the server side,
> that's always online, for this to happen
You only need to add an entry in your crontab.
That should be easy to write such an add-on for someone who know php 
(not me sorry)

Have a nice w-e

Christophe Garault

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Re: [SM-USERS] A Question about a possible add-on

[Fredrik Jervfors]

>> You need some kind of daemon on the server side,
>> that's always online, for this to happen
>
> You only need to add an entry in your crontab.
> That should be easy to write such an add-on for someone who know php
> (not me sorry)

Although it's a possible solution, I'm not sure if that's the one I would
choose. I wouldn't want my webserver to be able to update crontab, so I'd
write some queue for the mail to be sent and then have crontab or a daemon
check that queue on a regular basis to see if there's anything to send.

Step two is to write a SquirrelMail plugin for putting mail into that
queue. It's still crude, but would work. Unfortunately I don't have time
to hack anything up. Maybe someone else have any suggestions?

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[SM-USERS] could not make database Connection

[Tosin Adeosun]

When I try to change password on webmail I get the error "could not make
database connection".

Any wayout.

Am using Squirrelmail 1.4.21

OS windows server 2003

Hmailserver

Compactibility plugin version 2.0.16

Pear DB 1.7.14

Plugin -Change_sqlpassword   


Tosin 


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Re: [SM-USERS] could not make database Connection

[JR Swartz]

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From: Tosin Adeosun [mailto:adeo...@simba.com.ng] 
Sent: Saturday, March 31, 2012 12:20 PM
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Subject: [SM-USERS] could not make database Connection


When I try to change password on webmail I get the error "could not make
database connection".

Any wayout.

Am using Squirrelmail 1.4.21

OS windows server 2003

Hmailserver

Compactibility plugin version 2.0.16

Pear DB 1.7.14

Plugin -Change_sqlpassword   


Tosin 



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Re: [SM-USERS] could not make database Connection

[Paul Lesniewski]

On Sat, Mar 31, 2012 at 10:19 AM, Tosin Adeosun  wrote:
>
> When I try to change password on webmail I get the error "could not make
> database connection".
>
> Any wayout.
>
> Am using Squirrelmail 1.4.21
>
> OS windows server 2003
>
> Hmailserver
>
> Compactibility plugin version 2.0.16
>
> Pear DB 1.7.14
>
> Plugin -Change_sqlpassword

Are your user accounts really in a database?  If so, you need to
configure the plugin to connect to your database (with appropriate
permissions), which it seems you have not done.  You'll need to
consult your database logs to see what's happening when the connection
attempt is made (if it's even able to find your database) and verify
that you are using the correct host/database/password and table
information.

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