On Thu, November 24, 2005 2:38 am, Paul Lesneiwski said:
>
>
> zamri wrote:
>> yes. ur right. that is normal coz https is used just for transferring
>> login information. after that the normal http is used for everything
>> else.
>> I notice gmail, yahoo and hotmail do the same.
>
> But the point i
>>> I have finally got the secure login plugin to force ssl connection.
>>> But I
>>> have not fount an option in the module to not allow http connection.
>>> How
>>> can I force users to log in from https, and deny connections from
>>> httpt?
>>
>> sorry, while writing my last mail I misunderstood
Hi All,
I have users who used to download the message body text for future
reference.
I have use the View as HTML plugins to let the users view the original
HTML mail and the will be able to download the mail as original HTML form.
But, when come to mail sent originally in plain text, whe
> I'm not sure if you understand what I need. SSL works fine if the user
> enter https://domainname.no when they visit my domain for logging in. I
> have put the following in the config.php:
>
> $change_back_to_http_after_login = 0;
> $remain_in_https_if_logged_in_using_https = 0;
sounds like you
I have finally got the secure login plugin to force ssl connection. But I
have not fount an option in the module to not allow http connection. How
can I force users to log in from https, and deny connections from httpt?
sorry, while writing my last mail I misunderstood the problem.
And yes: I
Pål Monstad wrote:
> I have finally got the secure login plugin to force ssl connection.
> But I have not fount an option in the module to not allow http
> connection. How can I force users to log in from https, and deny
> connections from httpt?
You need to explain how it is users are able to g
I have finally got the secure login plugin to force
ssl connection. But I have not fount an option in the module to not allow http
connection. How can I force users to log in from https, and deny connections
from httpt?
And yes: I have read the manual and not found the
solution. What about
Please keep your replies on list.
>>> I have modified the change_sqlpass plugin to suit my needs, but for some
>>> virtual domains I still use the original version.
>>>
>>
>>
>> You use separate SM install for each domain? Have you seen:
>>
>> http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=47
> Yeah, that's about where they are on my cluster at the moment and the
> freshest
> apache restart was Sept 08. I'd say you've got other issues.
Never said I didn't. :)
However, this doesn't happen until one of the session files grows
close to (or over) 1MB or so, so I thought it was interest
John Madden wrote:
>>Yes, if you do not use server side sorting and deal with large mailboxes
>>then the session can become pretty big in 1.4.5 because it fetches the
>>headers of each message in a mailbox in order to do the sort.
>
>
> I'm already on server-side sorting. Soon to be 750k mailb
zamri wrote:
> yes. ur right. that is normal coz https is used just for transferring
> login information. after that the normal http is used for everything else.
> I notice gmail, yahoo and hotmail do the same.
But the point is that if he WANTS, the plugin can be configured NOT to
redirect back
> Yes, if you do not use server side sorting and deal with large mailboxes
> then the session can become pretty big in 1.4.5 because it fetches the
> headers of each message in a mailbox in order to do the sort.
I'm already on server-side sorting. Soon to be 750k mailboxes here, not going
to
do
On Wed, November 23, 2005 17:09, John Madden wrote:
> I've noticed that over time, a SQM session will gradually slow down to
> the point I think there's something wrong with the mail server. A
> logout/login fixes the issue. Checking into the session files (shared
> between nodes over NFS), I fou
>On my server (OpenBSD 3.6-STABLE, PHP 4.4.0), once the session
> files get to about 1MB Apache starts eating RAM like candy. I can
> easily let it go until I have httpd processes eating 50-65MB of RAM
> each. When this happens, the web interface slows to a crawl for
> all users.
I'm not see
> I've noticed that over time, a SQM session will gradually slow down to the
> point I
> think there's something wrong with the mail server. A logout/login fixes
> the
> issue. Checking into the session files (shared between nodes over NFS), I
> found
> that while the initial session file is qui
I've noticed that over time, a SQM session will gradually slow down to the
point I
think there's something wrong with the mail server. A logout/login fixes the
issue. Checking into the session files (shared between nodes over NFS), I found
that while the initial session file is quite small, it g
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zamri wrote:
> yes. ur right. that is normal coz https is used just for transferring
> login information. after that the normal http is used for everything else.
> I notice gmail, yahoo and hotmail do the same.
Which is silly, considering the number o
yes. ur right. that is normal coz https is used just for transferring
login information. after that the normal http is used for everything else.
I notice gmail, yahoo and hotmail do the same.
cheers,
On Wed, November 23, 2005 12:24 am, Pål Monstad said:
> Fedora core 2 and Squirrelmail 1.4.4.3: I
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