> Some of my mail to a client is bouncing back due to being incorrectly
> tagged as spam. One of my messages made it through, but their system
> marked it as "suspected spam". I've pasted, below, the spam scoring their
> server assigned to my message.
>
> My message was sent from SquirrelMail. I se
Hello,
I am have the same problem here, with a recent install SquirrelMail
version 1.4.3-RC1 on Red Hat 9.
I have checked permissions and php.ini, also setting to /tmp and chmod
777 but the error will not go away.
From the apache error_log:
[Fri May 21 13:19:52 2004] [error] PHP Warning: File
Louis Li wrote:
> Try removing the slash after the DocumentRoot
>
>>
>>
>># General setup for the virtual host
>>DocumentRoot "/var/www/localhost/htdocs/webmail/"
>>ServerName postal..com
>>ServerAdmin [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>ErrorLog logs/ssl-error_log
>>TransferLog logs/ssl-access_log
>>
I tr
Try removing the slash after the DocumentRoot
Jonathan Nichols 提到:
> Yes, I've Googled. Yes, I've checked the FAQ. I even searched gmane
> for a while.
>
> I'm having trouble containing SM within https. What I'm trying to do
> should be fairly simple.
>
> Here's the relevant portions of ssl.defau
Yes, I've Googled. Yes, I've checked the FAQ. I even searched gmane for
a while.
I'm having trouble containing SM within https. What I'm trying to do
should be fairly simple.
Here's the relevant portions of ssl.default-vhost.conf:
SSLEngine off
##
## SSL Virtual Host Context
##
# General
I'm using:
FreeBSD 5.2.1
SQM 1.5.0
Courier IMAP 2.2.0
Sendmail with procmail for local delivery (to do Maildir)
Everything sorta works, except I can't read my mail. Small problem. :) I
can navigate folders, create folders, see messages and all that fun stuff.
When new mail comes in, it shows up
Brian DeRosa said:
> Alan,
> While I believe this isn't a squirrelmail-related question at heart,
Mostly not, except for the issue of the X-Mailer header.
> I'll try to throw some advice your way. 8)
Thanks.
> Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like you're running a local SMTP
> server whi
Alan,
While I believe this isn't a squirrelmail-related question at heart,
I'll try to throw some advice your way. 8)
Correct me if I'm wrong, but it looks like you're running a local SMTP
server which delivers mail once you dial-up/connect, correct?
Many places will bounce mail that originates
Thanks for the tips... I should have clarified IMAP.
It won't be hosted on the box (that's why imapproxy), so I don't think
HD sizes should be an issue. Imap servers (3 of them actually) are
AHEM... PMDF on VMS boxes. (You can tell that it's not my call, right ?)
Most users are students (5000
Thanks everyone for the help on this issue. I have since installed qmail
on my test enviroment and everything is working perfectly. I can now add
virtual domains and accounts with ease.
I guess the next step is to install courier-imap so I can run squirremail.
Quick question on that, due to not ha
2x 80GB SATA (HW Raid 1)
Drives are cheap these days; I might even go bigger.
SW:
RedHat 3 AS
Apache 1.3x (mod-ssl)
PHP 4.3.6 (mod-php instead of cgi)
Turck MMCache
UP-imapproxy (3 instances)
SM 1.4.2
What IMAP?
Use SM 1.4.3. It is very stable (and already at the RC stage).
Plugins: spell, multilo
Some of my mail to a client is bouncing back due to being incorrectly
tagged as spam. One of my messages made it through, but their system
marked it as "suspected spam". I've pasted, below, the spam scoring their
server assigned to my message.
My message was sent from SquirrelMail. I see it object
Thanks everyone for the help on this issue. I have since installed qmail
on my test enviroment and everything is working perfectly. I can now add
virtual domains and accounts with ease.
I guess the next step is to install courier-imap so I can run squirremail.
Quick question on that, due to not ha
Ricardo Stella said:
>
> Searching the archives, did not find much help, so I figured I ask...
>
> I'm looking at setting up a SM box as follows:
>
> HW:
> Pentium 4 - 3.4 GHZ, 800 MHZ FSB
> 4 GB DDR 400 Mhz
> 2x 80GB SATA (HW Raid 1)
FWIW, your box is more powerful than what my web host uses, and
Jay Lee said:
> Ditch UW IMAP as fast as you can
> unless you absolutely need it for backwards compat.
I've seen debating opinions about UWIMAP. Some say that as long as it's
set up well, that it works well. My host uses UWIMAP, therefore that's
what I must use with SquirrelMail, and it seems to
Ricardo Stella said:
>
> Searching the archives, did not find much help, so I figured I ask...
>
> I'm looking at setting up a SM box as follows:
>
> HW:
> Pentium 4 - 3.4 GHZ, 800 MHZ FSB
> 4 GB DDR 400 Mhz
> 2x 80GB SATA (HW Raid 1)
FWIW, your box is more powerful than what my web host uses, and
Also,
Consider going with two low end Xeons rather than the fastest (and
most expensive) Pentium 4. Dual 2.6ghz Xeons should outperform a
single 3.4ghz P4. It'll also be much more efficient running multiple
tasks (IMAP, HTTP, etc). Actually, what I'd really recommend is a
Dual Opteron runn
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> Searching the archives, did not find much help, so I figured I ask...
>
> I'm looking at setting up a SM box as follows:
>
> HW:
> Pentium 4 - 3.4 GHZ, 800 MHZ FSB
> 4 GB DDR 400 Mhz
> 2x 80GB SATA (HW Raid 1)
>
> SW:
> RedHat 3 AS
> Apache 1.3x (m
Searching the archives, did not find much help, so I figured I ask...
I'm looking at setting up a SM box as follows:
HW:
Pentium 4 - 3.4 GHZ, 800 MHZ FSB
4 GB DDR 400 Mhz
2x 80GB SATA (HW Raid 1)
SW:
RedHat 3 AS
Apache 1.3x (mod-ssl)
PHP 4.3.6 (mod-php instead of cgi)
Turck MMCache
UP-imapproxy
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