Mike Leone ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) had this to say on 01/03/03 at 15:42:
> I use postfix, not sendmail (thank goodness! :-), but my SM uses PLAIN
> AUTH when sending. The only clients I know that use LOGIN AUTH are MS
> clients.
D'OH! That's what I get for looking at the wrong log entry. :-) My SM i
I have created 2 new folders (1 enabled to contain sub-folders and 1 not).
Both appear in the "Unsubscribe/Subscribe" box at the bottom of the form on
the "Folders" page, as well as in the left-hand pane under INBOX (etc.), but
the message "No folders were found to subscribe to!" appears. I can'
> In functions/smtp.php (version 1.2.8), line 596 in the sendSMTP function
> says:
> fputs($smtpConnection, "AUTH LOGIN\r\n")
> Clearly, SM (at least version 1.2.8) is hard-coded to use AUTH LOGIN
Simply put, when I was writing the auth code in 1.3.3 I was not aware that
a mechanism called "
In functions/smtp.php (version 1.2.8), line 596 in the sendSMTP function
says:
fputs($smtpConnection, "AUTH LOGIN\r\n")
Clearly, SM (at least version 1.2.8) is hard-coded to use AUTH LOGIN
(just line M$ Outlook Depress)
You could:
1) Change the SM code to use the PLAIN login in the SMTP con
Hello all,
I am new to squirrel mail. I have my sendmail mail server setup with
squirrelmail and all is working wonderfully. I would like to announce to
the users on the system that they can start using it but I wanted to make
sure they could create subfolders. I read the vague instructions. Al
This is correct, the server does not support auth LOGIN, but it does
support auth PLAIN - they are not the same thing. Nescape and other
client which use the auth PLAIN mechanism can authenticate fine to the
sendmail SMTP server.
I do not find detect in my conf.pl(1.2.0).
If I telnet to port 2
This is correct, the server does not support auth LOGIN, but it does
support auth PLAIN - they are not the same thing. Nescape and other
client which use the auth PLAIN mechanism can authenticate fine to the
sendmail SMTP server.
I do not find detect in my conf.pl(1.2.0).
If I telnet to port 2
Theodore Knab sagte:
>...
>
> How would I run these Perl programs in a php wrapper ?
You can try system , exec or passthru to run the perl-progs.
Roland.
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Hi,
I have some problems with french caracters (éèëê...) in attachments and many
French people have this problem ...
I'm using the last version 1.4.0-rc1/mandrake 9.0 with Exchange 5.5 SP3 but
I have already this problem with all version except 1.3.2 .
For example : I send a mail with a file name
That was what I had overlooked. It fixed the problem.
Thank you - Steve
-Original Message-
The website has a document on what happens with RedHat and sending
emails. I'd get the link, but the site is running *really* slowly
right now. So the basics of it are:
1: open your p
> Server replied: 503 5.3.3 AUTH mechanism LOGIN not available
>
> Why does the plain mechanism work for the Imap auth, but not for SMTP
> auth?
Look at what the server is telling you - it doesn't allow LOGIN (which
uses plaintext). Try running the detect script in conf.pl to find out
what mechan
Shelley Waltz said:
> My Imap and Sendmail configurations are configured to support the SASL
> "Plain" mechanism only. I am trying to implement SquirrelMail in a
> secure Apache server to provide secure webmail.
>
> I can authenticate at the SquirrelMail login screen fine and read
> mail without
I have been writing scripts to do what I need in Perl, which can be
written like pedantic C using strict.
I have a password change script, a vacation message change script, and
a forward address change script. I want to wrap them in php. plugin. So,
users don't have to go put in their password ag
Hello Steve,
On Friday, January 03, 2003, Steve Anderson wrote...
> Using SM 1.2.10 (installed via RPM) on RH 7.3 standard install.
> Accessing UW IMAP on separate mail server box (RH 7.2). Both servers on
> private IP class behind a firewall. I'm reading, browsing, deleting
> email just fine vi
Hello Mairhtin,
On Friday, January 03, 2003, Mairhtin O'Feannag wrote...
> I have installed Squirrelmail on my Linux box, but now a client
> wants squirrelmail to be installed on his Win2k server. The trouble
> is, the instructions that are exposed via downloading and expanding
> the zip file are
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Hm, reducing the displayed messages from 5000 to 250 seemed to speed it up
considerably. I do still get about 10 seconds' delay when hitting the 60K
tiny messages folder, but I guess that's OK.
I'm still seeing the 10 seconds' delay on the folder with 17 11 MB
messages in it though. Can anything b
My Imap and Sendmail configurations are configured to support the
SASL "Plain" mechanism only. I am trying to implement SquirrelMail
in a secure Apache server to provide secure webmail.
I can authenticate at the SquirrelMail login screen fine and read
mail without problem. When I try to send is
Steve Anderson said:
> Using SM 1.2.10 (installed via RPM) on RH 7.3 standard install.
> Accessing UW IMAP on separate mail server box (RH 7.2). Both servers on
> private IP class behind a firewall. I'm reading, browsing, deleting
> email just fine via IMAP.
>
> Problem is I can't send mail. I'
Actually I already was using the "default" sort. However I tried it with a
clean set of prefs, but this didn't seem to increase the page load speed.
David Ehle said:
> Kurt,
>
> I'm using a similar setup w/ courier and SM. It takes about 10 seconds
> to bring up my inbox folder that contains abou
> Hello,
>
> I have installed Squirrelmail on my Linux box, but now a client wants
squirrelmail to be installed on his Win2k server. The trouble is, the
instructions that are exposed via
> downloading and expanding the zip file are for the Unix version, not the
Windows Version. Can anyone point
Unless you connect the two boxes directly via a seperate and dedicate 100
mbps hub. Put an extra card in each machine, and link them up that way. As
far as I know, there isn't a hard drive that can give throughput of
100mbps - so the performance hit would be negligable... just a thought!!
-Ori
Hi, I am running SquirrelMail version 1.2.10 and Running Pegasus Mercury
IMAP4rev1 mail server.
Everything works fine with the SM interface except for deleting e-mails.
Whenever I delete an e-mail, the frame sends me to this error page:
"Action canceled
Internet Explorer was unable to link to the
Hello,
I have installed Squirrelmail on my Linux box, but now a client wants squirrelmail to
be installed on his Win2k server. The trouble is, the instructions that are exposed
via
downloading and expanding the zip file are for the Unix version, not the Windows
Version. Can anyone point me
SquirrelMail has been named Project of the Month for January
2003 by SourceForge.net!
SquirrelMail's Project of the Month page:
http://sourceforge.net/pom_0103.php
Congratulations everyone, for helping the project succeed!
-Rick Castello
SquirrelMail "Head Nut
Using SM 1.2.10 (installed via RPM) on RH 7.3 standard install.
Accessing UW IMAP on separate mail server box (RH 7.2). Both servers on
private IP class behind a firewall. I'm reading, browsing, deleting
email just fine via IMAP.
Problem is I can't send mail. I've tried forwarding messages and
I have mine set up as a seperate web server and mail server. There is no
issue (as far as I know).
-matt
Joseph W. Breu said:
>
>> I am wondering that anyone has set up their squirrelmail succefully in
>> two boxes. I mean separate email server and web server.
>
> We have 2 squirrelmail machine
Dan HINCKLEY said:
> At 10:12 03/01/2003 -0500, Michael Leone wrote:
>> > The problem was ( or the solution ) :
>> >
>> > The alias field in the user properties of the mailbox resource in
>> Exchange must contain the login name of the NT user !
>>
>>I know we don't use login names as email aliases
Erin Schnabel said:
>>
>> Jaap Looijen said:
>>> I've solved my problem with SM and Exchange.
>>> Some (not all !) users could not logged in into SM. (wrong username
>>> or password)
>>>
>>> The error in the Exchange log was "Login attempt to username / mailox
>>> has failed: ecGetMailboxDN() call
> I know we don't use login names as email aliases, and I don't know of many
> places that do. So I'm thinking that's either a very bad limitation of SM
> on Win32, or a bug.
SquirrelMail passes the name and password provided by the user to the IMAP
server. It's up to the IMAP server to be able t
At 10:12 03/01/2003 -0500, Michael Leone wrote:
> The problem was ( or the solution ) :
>
> The alias field in the user properties of the mailbox resource in
Exchange must contain the login name of the NT user !
I know we don't use login names as email aliases, and I don't know of many
places t
>
> Jaap Looijen said:
>> I've solved my problem with SM and Exchange.
>> Some (not all !) users could not logged in into SM. (wrong username or
>> password)
>>
>> The error in the Exchange log was "Login attempt to username / mailox
>> has failed: ecGetMailboxDN() call failed with error, the reque
Hello Admin,
On Friday, January 03, 2003, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote...
> Sorry about the very basic question. I just installed Squirrelmail and it
> work perfectly. Only the plugins won't show up. I seached the lists
> and on the net but could not figure out why.
> php: 4.2.3
> apache: 2.0.40
> Wh
> I am wondering that anyone has set up their squirrelmail succefully in
> two boxes. I mean separate email server and web server.
We have 2 squirrelmail machines, 2 mail exchanges, and 2 database servers
in our setup. The sq machines are load-balanced (hacked to provide
session information in t
Jaap Looijen said:
> I've solved my problem with SM and Exchange.
> Some (not all !) users could not logged in into SM. (wrong username or
> password)
>
> The error in the Exchange log was "Login attempt to username / mailox
> has failed: ecGetMailboxDN() call failed with error, the requested
> ma
I can only reproduce this if I try to view all the messages on one
page. I have one folder with 2500 message that takes about 3 s with
20 messages per page but about 2.5 minutes for all messages on a
single page.
Kurt Yoder said:
> Chris Hilts said:
>>> I grabbed a large folder from a user's mail
> Recently, Debian package maintainers created a new security patch for
> squirrelmail.
>
> http://www.debian.org/security/2003/dsa-220
>
> Note, that conf.pl does not work with this.
>
> You will need to keep your old /etc/squirrelmail/config.php file.
>
> I suppose it will be fixed soon.
>
> Addi
Chris Hilts said:
>> I grabbed a large folder from a user's mailbox and used it for
>> testing. The test folder has 2026 messages, is 170 MB large, and
>> takes approximately 30 seconds from initial mailbox click to final
>> html render. I'm using courier imap server with maildir.
>
> Make sure you
Dear SquirrelMail users,
Sorry about the very basic question. I just installed Squirrelmail and it
work perfectly. Only the plugins won't show up. I seached the lists
and on the net but could not figure out why.
My installation:
SquirrelMail: 1.2.10
php: 4.2.3
apache: 2.0.40
couier-imap: 1.5.3
I
On Friday 03 January 2003 01:49, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> Thanks a lot for fixing the problem in Vadmin (re: expiration date). I
> really appreciate your help and help of all the SM list users.
>
> There is a small typo here:
>
> Edit getuser.mod, Line 33
>
> To:
>
> if ($user_ary[10]!="-") $E
I've solved my problem with SM and Exchange.
Some (not all !) users could not logged in into SM. (wrong username or
password)
The error in the Exchange log was "Login attempt to username / mailox has
failed: ecGetMailboxDN() call failed with error, the requested mailbox is
not available on this s
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