Hi,
Box is a Redhat 9.0., running Plesk 7.01, PHP 4.4.1, and MYSQL 3.23
Let’s say that I have two domains on the site that both use the
email address of contact@
Both users can log into their own accounts using their different
username and password and neither can see the other
On Sun, January 8, 2006 23:09, [EMAIL PROTECTED] said:
> Is there some way to filter mails to go to certain folders? I have not
found this in squirellmail or any of the plug-ins. Of course I am
probably over-looking it.
>
> I usually set Fire Fox to filter all of my listserve mails to go to the
t
> Is there some way to filter mails to go to certain folders? I have not
> found this in squirellmail or any of the plug-ins. Of course I am
> probably over-looking it.
>
> I usually set Fire Fox to filter all of my listserve mails to go to the
> trash or to their own folder automatically instead
Is there some way to filter mails to go to certain folders? I have not
found this in squirellmail or any of the plug-ins. Of course I am
probably over-looking it.
I usually set Fire Fox to filter all of my listserve mails to go to the
trash or to their own folder automatically instead of going t
> I'm looking for help in identifying why messages sent through my
> squirrelmail reveal 127.0.0.1 and my username in the header of the
> outgoing message, yet when I send email using an imap client like
> Thunderbird that information isn't there.
"Received: from mail.mydomain.com ([xx.xx.xx.xx])"
I'm looking for help in identifying why messages
sent through my squirrelmail reveal 127.0.0.1 and my username in the header of
the outgoing message, yet when I send email using an imap client like
Thunderbird that information isn't there.
Here is a sample header:
X-Message-Status: n:0X-S
