Hi All,
I upgraded from 1.2.8 to 1.4 2 and now all of a sudden I get the
following when I send mail.
HOWEVER The message does get sent.
Anybody got an idea?
Cheers John
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*Warning*:
Hi Sharon. I suggest you send your request to [EMAIL PROTECTED] (found this
address on their website). The problem is with quotas on the mail server.
I'm pretty sure this is not a Squirrelmail related issue. Good luck.
-David
> Cannot access my inbox ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) This
> is the error me
Cannot access my inbox ([EMAIL PROTECTED]) This
is the error message
ERROR : Could not complete request.
Query:EXAMINE "INBOX"
Reason Given: EXAMINE failed: Unable to extend
mailbox: Disk quota exceeded
Please tell me what to do. If you cannot help me
please send me in the right direction.
Than
This sounds like it might be a Courrier authentication problem. IMAP is
responsible for the authentication. The authdaemon included with Courrier
has several authentication options that are staggered. (If the first
authentication type fails then then next will be tried.) If all of your
email us
Dear users
Yesterday I installed
Courier-IMAP and squirrelmail to provide webmail for my clients. qmail is my mailserver,
with vpopmail to provide virtual hosts support.
I am having some weird
problems when using squirrelmail.
I do not seem to be able to
login in squirrelmail de
> SquirrelMail depends on the bodystructure information provided by the imap
> server. This bodystructure contains the mime structure of a message.
> ...
> In your case the bodystructure tells us we should fetch the 3e mime part
> in the message but when we fetch it it appears to be non existent.
>
Ondrej Brablc said:
> Hi all,
>
> I found SquirrelMail recently and it seems really great, thanks for it.
> However, it seems that my ISP is using some strange IMAP server called
> IMail. May be I'm on wrong place here, but perhaps is there someone out
> there using this IMAP server as well and can
