Not easily. Like I said I'd like to keep all PHP and MySQL stuff on our
Linux server, which also does mail.
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> SM's on the mail server running Linux. Almost all the web sites,
> including ours, is on Win2k.
Can you move SM to the Win2K box? That would seem to make the most sense
if that's your web server. The IMAP server can then be anywhere.
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On Tue, 2002-11-19 at 12:25, Brian Larsen wrote:
> Hey
>
> Im not sure what you meen, so no, probly not... Could you explain this a
> little more?
Apache runs as a user on your machine (i.e. - as "apache", "www-data"
like Matthew mentioned, or something else) and as part of a group. This
is speci
SM's on the mail server running Linux. Almost all the web sites,
including ours, is on Win2k.
I'm looking forward to your plugin. Good luck!
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So if SM is on the Win2K box, just set the IMAP server to point to your
Linux box, no?
BTW, the virtualuserstable is on my "short" to-do list, but I've been out
of town recently. I'm planning on getting to it by this weekend if all
goes well. Stay tuned
> It's a Windows 2000 server and w
I am new to Squirrelmail, having just installed it (1.2.8) on a Mac OSX
Server. Everything works great, so far, except that when I attempt to
compose a new message, the addressbook list and the "Add to Personal
address book" fields appear above the new message fields. This also
happens when I rea
Is there any way to have the compose window automatically close after sending
an email instead of having to close it manually??
Mark
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Hey
Im not sure what you meen, so no, probly not... Could you explain this a
little more?
Thanks.
brian
> On Tue, Nov 19, 2002 at 08:02:27PM +0100, Brian Larsen wrote:
>> Hey Jonathan
>>
>> Sorry about the short mail, im new at this so bare with me...
>>
>> I get the error (in danish) that squi
On Tue, Nov 19, 2002 at 08:02:27PM +0100, Brian Larsen wrote:
> Hey Jonathan
>
> Sorry about the short mail, im new at this so bare with me...
>
> I get the error (in danish) that squirrelmail can't move/copy that file.
> The file did not get attach'ed...
>
> I have set file_uploads set to ON in
Hey Jonathan
Sorry about the short mail, im new at this so bare with me...
I get the error (in danish) that squirrelmail can't move/copy that file.
The file did not get attach'ed...
I have set file_uploads set to ON in my php.ini, and I have declared a
temporay path to where the files should be
i've been playing with squirrelmail for a bit but i can't seem to get it to
authenticate any of the users. the following is the error message i consistently get
when attempting to login:
There was an error contacting the mail server.
Contact your administrator for help.
i'm running apache, pos
Hello Brian,
On Tuesday, November 19, 2002, Brian Larsen wrote...
> Hi
> Hmm, I can't attach any file's to my mail's. What am I doing wrong?
> Im using squirrelmail version 1.2.9 on an apache server (2.0.43)
> Brian
Do you get errors? Does the file just not attach? What version of
PHP are
It's a Windows 2000 server and we do 95% of the web hosting on it. I'd
like to keep DNS, Mail, PHP, and MySQL on Linux servers.
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Hi
Hmm, I can't attach any file's to my mail's. What am I doing wrong?
Im using squirrelmail version 1.2.9 on an apache server (2.0.43)
Brian
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Oh I haven't split up the installation, both IMAP and Sendmail are
running on our mail server, and the "login" would be coming from our web
server.
I looked at the source but am a bit unclear about what you mean.
BTW - Did you decide to tackle that virtusertable plugin? :)
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> Is there any way to remotely access the
> mail.domain.com/webmail/src/redirect.php page from another site? I'd
> like to have a login form from our web site but our mail server is on
> another server than our (Win2k) web server.
why not just point your IMAP settings to that server? why split up
People have been experiencing some problems accessing messages they have
stored in
Folders on the website. They store messages from and to their
clients so that they can keep track of the topics we've gone through. On a
transient basis, when they try to access a message they've saved, the server
> > In setup.php, make sure $change_back_to_http_after_login = 1;
> > I think that might be the default, but I forget...
>
> Now, should I keep the login.php file in a folder by itself? How would
I
> setup ssl for just one file?
No, just make sure in your apache configuration that the base direct
I think I answered your last email. There is currently no such
functionality available in SM or as a plugin. I take it from your lack
of satisfaction ;> that you don't want to make your own plugin, which
is how you could make it work.
> I need to configure squirrel mail to work with
> multiple
Question about Squirrel Mail...
Can I set up an auto-reply message while I am on
Vacation or out of the office, and still check
web mail?
Thanks,
-Bernard.
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Setup:
Squirrelmail 1.2.7
Problem:
We recently moved from MS Exchange to a Courier/LDAP/Squirrelmail system.
As part of that migration we were able to use some Perl fu to convert
Outlook PAB to Squirrelmail abook files.
We just had one user who had a strange problem. We have figured out what
caus
I apologize if this is a repost, I've been having Email problems o'
plenty. :)
Is there any way to remotely access the
mail.domain.com/webmail/src/redirect.php page from another site? I'd
like to have a login form from our web site but our mail server is on
another server than our (Win2k) web serv
Hello Temp,
On Tuesday, November 19, 2002, Temp Temporary wrote...
> Thanks for your VERY quick response. It was amazing to see how this
> SquirrelMail comunity supports oss ordinary users(mailadmins).
We all try our best to help out when we can.
> Now back to the issue. I can say that the probl
I have a question which I felt wasn't answered to my
satisfaction on the mailing lists.
I need to configure squirrel mail to work with
multiple IMAP servers. It would be appropriate if I
could provide a drop down menu on the login page so
that the user can choose his server and then enter the
user
This comes from a mailinglist, its has the same bug i have.
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If I am using the $DOMAIN_AS_PREFIX=0; and #unixhier
hi jeremy
check the php.ini file in /etc
and replace the part UpLoad_Files=Off
with UpLoad_Files=On
that may solve your problem
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Hi Jonathan.
Thanks for your VERY quick response. It was amazing to see
how this SquirrelMail comunity supports oss ordinary users(mailadmins).
Now back to the issue. I can say that the problem is solved. Unfortunately I
can't say what exactly was causing the strange behavior because I tried
aft
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