Hi,
I forgot to mention that I added the patch too: patch -p0 <
patches/squirrelmail-1.4.2-emoticons.diff and I got this output:
patching file ../../src/compose.php
Hunk #1 succeeded at 1015 (offset 5 lines).
And I clicked on the "Use Emoticons" radio button under Options>Display
Preferences.
I
Yeah, that's all set up. The only real problem I had was with mailbox
folders being lost in all the listed public folders.
As an interim measure I patched folders.php with this:
299 if (!ereg("^Public",$box2[$q])) {
300 echo " ".$box2[$q]."\n";
301
Next, did you go to options - folders - folder path? I set it to "mail/"
so it does not put everything in my home directory in the subscribe
window. Before this, I'd get a php timeout as it tried to put up thousands
of public web pages.
Harold
> Doh...
>
> I didn't see them there because there ar
Has anyone made a patch or modified the "Custom_From" for 1.5.0+?
At this time I've just patched the compose.php from 1.4.2 and dropped it in.
Seems to work fine but the 1.4.2 patch didn't work on the 1.5.0+ version of
compose.php.
As I might be missing features from the new version I'd like to p
Title: Message
Doh...
I didn't see them
there because there are so many damn public folders in there.and the inbox
folders are smack bang in the middle of the list so I missed seeing them.
I'm going to hack to
code to not list public folders as they are not needed
remotly.
Bart.
Dat
Just noticed my reply went to you directly and not the group. (The credit is
yours.)
To reiterate, thank you. That was exactly the problem. With only 10 users it
wasn't a big deal to change all the mail boxes to the new format and help
the ones that use MS OE reset the folders.
Now I'll just find
Jonathan Angliss wrote:
Hello Martin,
On Sunday, March 21, 2004, Martin Foster wrote...
Trying to get Squirrel Mail 1.4.2 to work on my OpenBSD 3.3 install.
Essentially, all of the scripts seem to be working, configuration
has taken place without much trouble.
I wouldn'
Hello Martin,
On Sunday, March 21, 2004, Martin Foster wrote...
> Trying to get Squirrel Mail 1.4.2 to work on my OpenBSD 3.3 install.
> Essentially, all of the scripts seem to be working, configuration
> has taken place without much trouble.
I wouldn't say things are working okay if you cannot l
Martin,
The problem seems to be with your IMAP server (which you neglected to
name). I recommend you direct your question to the mailing list for
your IMAP server.
Jay
~
Jay Lee
Network / Systems Administrator
Information Technology Dept.
Philadelphia Biblical Unive
Trying to get Squirrel Mail 1.4.2 to work on my OpenBSD 3.3 install.
Essentially, all of the scripts seem to be working, configuration has
taken place without much trouble.
However every attempt to login will produce the following error in the
security logs:
Mar 21 13:02:17 callisto imapd[1040
I've installed the SquirrelMail 1.4.1 package that comes with SuSE 9.0.
Configuration seemed straightforward, and I've read everything I can
find in the FAQ and list archives about its behavior with Eudora
Internet Mail Server. It seems that some EIMS administrators have had
success in eliminat
> Hello Meredith,
> On Sunday, March 21, 2004, meredith wrote...
>
>> I'm having the same problem that many people seem to have had, but I
>> can't find the answer by googling as yet. So, sorry for the
>> repetitiveness...
>
>> I'm running Debian testing release, SM 1.5.0, xinetd 2.3.12, and UW
>>
Hello Meredith,
On Sunday, March 21, 2004, meredith wrote...
> I'm having the same problem that many people seem to have had, but I
> can't find the answer by googling as yet. So, sorry for the
> repetitiveness...
> I'm running Debian testing release, SM 1.5.0, xinetd 2.3.12, and UW
> imap of so
I'm having the same problem that many people seem to have had, but I
can't find the answer by googling as yet. So, sorry for the
repetitiveness...
I'm running Debian testing release, SM 1.5.0, xinetd 2.3.12, and UW
imap of some flavor. When I try to log in to SM, I get the familiar
"Unknown us
Quoting DALive Editor <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> Hello
>
> Does Squirrelmail support Shared (imap) folders? I'm using Courier-IMAP
> with maildirs.
>
Yes. They will be under "shared", not under "INBOX". Be sure
default_folder_prefix in empty string.
HTH,
Jeffrey
-
Hello
Does Squirrelmail support Shared (imap) folders? I'm using Courier-IMAP
with maildirs.
Thank you.
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