Jonathan Angliss said:
> I don't think you'll find this is the fault of Erin's patches, or
> anything you have in regards to the core squirrelmail, but more the
> folder_sync plugin. Try disabling it, and see what happens, you won't
> get the error, but I bet you will get the refreshes working aga
I am using squirrel mail with qmail/vpopmail/imap. I am wondering where
qmail stores my user preferences such as my message filters and message
highlighting and all that stuff? I looked in my vpopmail/mydomain/myemail
but didn't see anything and I don't see anything in squirrel mail. I
installed
Hello Alan,
On Monday, February 16, 2004, Alan in Toronto wrote...
>>> 1. Message list won't refresh if there are user-created folders
>>> with sub-folders.
>> Can you give us a hint? Like the error message so that we can look
>> at it?
> My apologies. The Javascript error in IE5.5Win is:
> Lin
But.. the changelog from Squirrel 1.5.0 states:
- Fixed SquirrelMail to work under PHP5.
As I said I was just testing with PHP5.
Squirrel 1.5.0 runs fine under PHP 4.3.4
Steffen
ps.
Seems you use Sambar Webmail :)
- Original Message -
From: "Cavagnaro" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAI
I am testing Squirrel 1.5.0 under php5 beta 4 and Apache2, windows XP
After logging in I get:
PHP Fatal error: Cannot re-assign $this in
F:\web\land10\ssq5\class\mime\Message.class.php on line 187
Steffen
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> Hi there. I seem to be having issues with the "delete & next" plugin.
> I looked around the squirrelmail site, and noticed that it's now under
> obsolete. Which is fine and all, but unfortunately, there seems to be
> no inherent functionality within 1.4.2 for this.
What sort of issues are you
Hi there. I seem to be having issues with the "delete & next" plugin. I
looked around the squirrelmail site, and noticed that it's now under
obsolete. Which is fine and all, but unfortunately, there seems to be no
inherent functionality within 1.4.2 for this.
Any thoughts?
Sundie...
>>Hello, I'm using redhat 9.0, qmail, and squirrelmail-1.4.2. I login to
>>check mail at http://www.mydomain.org/squirrelmail-1.4.2/src/login.php.
>>I'd like to login to http://www.mydomain.org/mail. How can I do this?
For the archives, here's how I have things set up in Apache to run the
current
Hi,
Actually, the "login.php" file exists in every SM directory, you can
simply change your URL to
http://www.mydomain.org/squirrelmail-1.4.2
providing that you had setup .php file as default document, you can even rename your
directory to anything you like:
http://www.mydomain.org/webmail
Th
