Hello all,
When I try to delete a message from the second page on, it seems to delete
the last message, but deletes the selected one. (It seems it doesn't
refresh the screen) The only way I can be sure what message was deleted is
doing a logout and login again.
After deleting one message, the sele
Hey guys. I know the subject is fairly vague, but
there’s no “short” way to describe my problem/question.
I am writing a script that will allow users to log-in to
their webmail account from our front page. So I have the form which
submits to another script so that the login username c
Fatal error: Failed opening required 'DB.php' (include_path='./') in
/usr/share/squirrelmail-1.4.1/plugins/sasql/sasql_db.php on line 5
And this is correct. I was unable to find any DB.php file under /.
But this problem seems not to be sasql specific.
I use Squirrelmail version 1.4.1 with php in ve
Hello list members,
sorry for this dumb question, but i don't know where to find further
information.
I tried searching google and google groups and find out that more people
had this problem but i couldn't find a solution.
Okay, but know to the problem:
I downloaded and installed the sasql plugin
I did, but no change:
bash$ sysctl -w kern.maxfiles=65536
kern.maxfiles: 12328 -> 65536
bash$ sysctl -w kern.maxfilesperproc=32768
kern.maxfilesperproc: 11095 -> 32768
Output of top:
last pid: 53114; load averages: 0.53, 0.25, 0.12up
9+20:05:09 15:41:11
78 processes: 2 running, 76 sle
> I just upgraded to FC3 and simply tared up the SM 1.4.0 and moved it over
> to the new server. After spending hours messing around with the php.ini
> files and searching the net for clues, I simply set up a quick test
> install of SM 1.5.0. Login problem went away. Just an FYI for the next
>
I didn't see errors in any of the logs, unfortuantely. I had a
suspiscion earlier that that might be the problem, but the parameters I
used were given to me by a Sun guy who set up some machines, and they
were defintely wrong. Now I know better.
John Madden wrote:
set rlim_fd_max=8192
Since you're running FreeBSD, my solution may not work for you, but ...
check your file handles!
Viren Patel wrote:
I have been following this thread with great interest.
Here are my 4 cents. We have a webmail setup as follows:
Dual AMD Athlon MP 2400 w/ 1 GB RAM
RAID 5 (3 ATA133 7200 RPM d
> set rlim_fd_max=8192
> set rlim_fd_cur=1024
>
> I had used settings recommended by Sun (no comment!). So far, so good.
> The load testing software has 500 users logging in 5 seconds apart, with
> no problems yet.
Interesting. Had you not been getting any errors anywhere about running
out of fi
I just upgraded to FC3 and simply tared up the SM 1.4.0 and moved it over
to the new server. After spending hours messing around with the php.ini
files and searching the net for clues, I simply set up a quick test
install of SM 1.5.0. Login problem went away. Just an FYI for the next
guy searchi
Well, whatever goes on when users log in, file handles/descriptors
must play a role. On the advice of a member group, I changed them in
/etc/system to:
set rlim_fd_max=8192
set rlim_fd_cur=1024
I had used settings recommended by Sun (no comment!). So far, so good.
The load testing software has
More thoughts that may or may not have made it into this thread (sorry,
not reading as closely as I should be...):
- try disabling server side threading if it was even on (and
supported) in the first place
- make *sure* you are *not* using the filtering plugin that comes
stock with SM; it i
Hello Lesli,
On Monday, November 15, 2004, Lesli St. Clair wrote...
> I've been struggling with SquirrelMail for two months. At about 300
> users, the CPU is maxed out and the load average on a dual-Ghz CPU Sun
> machine climbs into the 80s.
[..]
I've been reading most of this thread over, and f
Next to our "Trash" folder a "purge" button appears. Where would I find the code for this?
Has anyone created subfolders in the "TRASH" folder and put purge buttons by those?
Thanks,
os=rh9
sm = 1.4.3a
imap = courier
mysql
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> When a visitor sucessfully logs in SM causes the IMAP server to do a lot
> of work. Fist is last to parse the inbox for message and get the first
> pages worth. At the same time it has to parse all the folders to check
> for unread message in the folders so it can make us the side display.
> Non
> Getting even more OT, but I'm curious, John, to hear how you have
> architected your machines. Please do divulge. Do you actually run SM
> on more than one box? If so, how do you share sessions? Data/attach
> dirs? NFS? Do you have a 'real' load balancer? etc...
We use LVS to load balance
Hi,
Is there a plugin or another SquirrelMail feature to allow for email
address validation? That is, when a user types in an email address when
composing a message in SquirrelMail, I want them to get a popup or message
warning them if they type in a syntactically incorrect email address.
Thanks,
John Madden said:
>> So the load problem is caused by whatever SM does at login--the first
>> mail pull? caching? sorting?
>
> And PHP session creation. Not to beat the already-mamed horse, but have
> you tried out the database-based sessions yet?
>
> John
>
>
>
>
> --
> John Madden
> UNIX Systems
I have been following this thread with great interest.
Here are my 4 cents. We have a webmail setup as follows:
Dual AMD Athlon MP 2400 w/ 1 GB RAM
RAID 5 (3 ATA133 7200 RPM disks with 8MB cache)
Adaptec 2400 ATA RAID controller
Linksys Gigabit NIC (gigabit uplink to router ;-))
Fr
Getting even more OT, but I'm curious, John, to hear how you have
architected your machines. Please do divulge. Do you actually run SM
on more than one box? If so, how do you share sessions? Data/attach
dirs? NFS? Do you have a 'real' load balancer? etc...
--
- Turck MMCache is insanely faster than PHP Accelerator (PHP-A), if
that's what you had been using:
http://turck-mmcache.sourceforge.net/index_old.html
Intriguing ... Would you not agree that "insanely" is overselling its
performance over PHP-A? Reading the stats on that page I come up with a
~mar
Default (dark blue) is hard to read ... is there an option to change the button color(s)?
What button? Please put subject of your inquiry in the body of your
message. Furthermore, I have no idea what the "To Do" button is.
Perhaps it belongs to one of the TODO plugins? If so, post to the
plu
I have squirrelmail installed and it functions (almost) perfectly
however when I go to 'compose' and fill in my message fields as required
and then click send the page waits for a second or two and then returns
me to the 'now blank' compose page.
Needless to say the e-mail is not sent and nothing
> I think you may need to dig deeper into the whole authentication
> process, but I don't think that SM is the bad guy here. I think your
> issue is between IMAP and LDAP.
I disagree. That IMAP/LDAP work happens *every time a user clicks,* not
just on the initial login. Something else is going o
> So the load problem is caused by whatever SM does at login--the first
> mail pull? caching? sorting?
And PHP session creation. Not to beat the already-mamed horse, but have
you tried out the database-based sessions yet?
John
--
John Madden
UNIX Systems Engineer
Ivy Tech State College
[EMA
however when I go to 'compose' and fill in my message fields as required
and then click send the page waits for a second or two and then returns
me to the 'now blank' compose page.
My setup.
SMTP Server: ESMTP Postfix (Snapshot-20011125)
IMAP Server: uw IMAP4rev1 2000.283rh
In a production enviro
Who else uses LDAP for authentication?
If I am not mistaken authentication is handled between SM and whatever IMAP
server you are using and then between IMAP and LDAP. My users authenticate
to Cyrus IMAP through SASL. SM sole function here is to hand off the
credentials to the IMAP server and w
1. Manually install aspell for perl.
perl -MCPAN -e'CPAN::Shell->install("Text::Aspell")'
You need ExecCGI option for scripts in www document directories, notonly in cgi-bin directory. you need 'AddHandler cgi-script .cgi' directive in apache configs in order to use that cgi script without movi
Peter P. Benac wrote:
Sorry for picking this thread up late, but I was curious if you have run any
performance monitoring tools on this box or are you just assuming the SM is
the culprit. At the very least have you run and monitored TOP on this
machine to see who your top processes are.
I'm using
Sorry for picking this thread up late, but I was curious if you have run any
performance monitoring tools on this box or are you just assuming the SM is
the culprit. At the very least have you run and monitored TOP on this
machine to see who your top processes are.
My mail server is on a E-220-R d
Thanks, but we use ldap (on another box) for logins.
SqM wrote:
I ran into something similar with high load on a web server
hosting homepages.. Load in the 40's..
If you have the user data base in NIS.. (i.e. passwd)
Make sure that you do not have it in the password file as well..
Or.. Make sure th
p dont think said:
> Just skimmed this thread and have two thoughts:
>
>
> - Turck MMCache is insanely faster than PHP Accelerator (PHP-A), if
> that's what you had been using:
> http://turck-mmcache.sourceforge.net/index_old.html
Intriguing ... Would you not agree that "insanely" is overselling
I ran into something similar with high load on a web server
hosting homepages.. Load in the 40's..
If you have the user data base in NIS.. (i.e. passwd)
Make sure that you do not have it in the password file as well..
Or.. Make sure that the search order is NIS -> PASSWD file
If the password fil
Default (dark blue) is hard to read ... is there an option to change the button
color(s)?
--Tom
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My Problem:
I have squirrelmail installed and it functions (almost) perfectly
however when I go to 'compose' and fill in my message fields as required
and then click send the page waits for a second or two and then returns
me to the 'now blank' compose page.
Needless to say the e-mail is not sen
> Hi,
>
> I want to get rid of "Sign out" and "Squirrelmail" hyperlink.And look for
> the codes,but still not find the answer.Can anyone tell me which file is
> the
> one I could modify.
modify squirrelmail configuration file.
start conf.pl
go to 1. Organization Preferences and set 5. Signout
I want to get rid of "Sign out" and "Squirrelmail" hyperlink.And look for
the codes,but still not find the answer.Can anyone tell me which file is the
one I could modify.
You'll need to comment out the sign out link by hacking the source in
functions/page_header.php around line 270.
Take the Squi
Hi,
I want to get rid of "Sign out" and "Squirrelmail" hyperlink.And look for
the codes,but still not find the answer.Can anyone tell me which file is the
one I could modify.
Thanks
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Just skimmed this thread and have two thoughts:
- Turck MMCache is insanely faster than PHP Accelerator (PHP-A), if
that's what you had been using:
http://turck-mmcache.sourceforge.net/index_old.html
- SM 1.5.1 has better header caching mechanisms that might lighten the
load a bit
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> Can anyone point me towards a previous thread or FAQ regarding
> Squirrelmail's incompatibility with the Safari browser? Is this
> something that's being looked at still, or has Safari just been written
> off as a lost cause and not something that Squirrelmail is going to ever
> be possible to u
Daniel M. Drucker reportedly babbled:
> Can anyone point me towards a previous thread or FAQ regarding
> Squirrelmail's incompatibility with the Safari browser? Is this
> something that's being looked at still, or has Safari just been written
> off as a lost cause and not something that Squirrelma
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