Re: [SM-USERS] Have to enter username/password twice while using IE

Shalabh Bhatnagar wrote: I have to enter username/password twice to login succesfully while using I.E. 6 browser, while using mozilla it accepts in first go... what could be done to solve this problem with I.E. 6 Thanks http://squirrelmail.org/wiki/wiki.php?MailingListPostingGuidelines ---

[SM-USERS] Have to enter username/password twice while using IE

I have to enter username/password twice to login succesfully while using I.E. 6 browser, while using mozilla it accepts in first go... what could be done to solve this problem with I.E. 6 Thanks - (on isc)

Re: [SM-USERS] cursor focus when replying

I noticed the latest stable version of SM has the preference that determines the cursor focus when replying. I was wondering if someone could lead me in the right direction to manually edit the source code of 1.4.2 to add this feature instead of doing the full upgrade to 1.4.3. Which files will nee

Re: [SM-USERS] Sessions

Is there an easy way to access another session in squirrelmail? We have a GPl'd system that we wish to integrate with squirrelmail, our users have already authenticated once to gain access to our system and have various details stored in a session. However we wish to write a new authentication and

Re: [SM-USERS] disable plugins depending on browser

> We still have a large number of users using older Netscape 4.7x > versions, and a couple of plugins are not working properly (twc, > msg_flags). However, what part of msg_flags fails in Netscape? That plugin is just a couple added graphics and buttons, no? >>>

RE: [SM-USERS] SM Slow Since Going Behind Router

Philip Fizur wrote: > Greetings > > It's been working like a dream then I had to mess with perfection. > The wife wanted to go wireless, so I bought a Netgear MA401 and, > whilst setting that up, decided to releave my Debian box of it's > NAT/Router duties and let the

Re: [SM-USERS] SM Slow Since Going Behind Router

Since your Debian box used to be your NAT/router I presume it's been secured pretty well. You might want to see if you can add it to the DMZ if your little NetGear router supports that, since your debian box does get most of the traffic. Walker Wheeler == [

[SM-USERS] cursor focus when replying

I noticed the latest stable version of SM has the preference that determines the cursor focus when replying. I was wondering if someone could lead me in the right direction to manually edit the source code of 1.4.2 to add this feature instead of doing the full upgrade to 1.4.3. Which files will nee

Re: [SM-USERS] disable plugins depending on browser

I'm using SQ 1.4.3a. The problems I'm seeing it is with Netscape 4.7x clients, which is widely deployed here still. So worse case, it would be ideal to be able to disable the plugin based on the browser. I did find the option for advanced dhtml version, but it's not enabled. $advanced_tree=fals

[SM-USERS] NOTE: You need to supply your full name and email address.

The culprit seems to be the askuserinfo plugin. Really appreciate the help. Jerry Hi: After setting up separate data directories for each imap server, using multilogin plugin, I end up in the "NOTE: You need to supply your full name and email address" page on every login

Re: [SM-USERS] SM Slow Since Going Behind Router

Philip Fizur wrote: [snip] I am using SM 1.4.2 on a Debian box w/ the 2.6.4 kernel, Apache 2.50/PHP 4.2.0 and courier-imap. No plugins installed or anything like that. [snip] Now the Debian box is behind the MA401 which port forwards almost all incoming traffic to the Debian box. Since doing this

RE: [SM-USERS] User failed login: No banner line received

Thank you to everyone who responded, Courier IMAP MAXPERIP and Courier IMAP MAXDAEMONS were not configured correctly for my load. Thanks for you help! __ Do you Yahoo!? New and Improved Yahoo! Mail - 100MB free storage! http://promotio

[SM-USERS] SM Slow Since Going Behind Router

Greetings I've been using SM for about a year now and reading emails to this list for just about as long and have learned ALOT by reading the various threads of other peopls woes. So I thought I'd give it a try, starting with a small issue... I am using SM 1.4.2 on a Debian box w/ the 2.6.4 kern

[SM-USERS] Sessions

Is there an easy way to access another session in squirrelmail? We have a GPl'd system that we wish to integrate with squirrelmail, our users have already authenticated once to gain access to our system and have various details stored in a session. However we wish to write a new authentication and

[SM-USERS] nntp plugin with 1.4.3a

Hi, has anyone managed to get the nntp plugin to work with th latest build of SM ? I got lots of SM_PATH errors (other plugins seem to work fine). I wonder if there is some additional hacking needed ? many thanks Regards Jonathan Ives --- This