>>are you sure that workstation and server time is correct and browser
>>accepts cookies?
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>all boxes hanging on ntp and clocks do tick together synchronously
>browser accepts cookies.
>
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>
Are you sure that session directory (php session.
John Scott wrote:
>I had a similar problem. It turned out to be permissions on the mailbox
>files. Each mailbox needed to be owner.group of the user.
>
>ie mailbox paula owner paula group paula
>
>
>
if I have a mail box for ced.xxx.com that is the user under cyrus there
is no system user that s
Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
>are you sure that workstation and server time is correct and browser
>accepts cookies?
>
>
>
all boxes hanging on ntp and clocks do tick together synchronously
browser accepts cookies.
>>>Are you sure that se
are you sure that workstation and server time is correct and browser
accepts cookies?
>>>all boxes hanging on ntp and clocks do tick together synchronously
>>>browser accepts cookies.
>>>
>>>
>>
>>Are you sure that session directory (php session.save_path setting) is
>>writable by web
I had a similar problem. It turned out to be permissions on the mailbox
files. Each mailbox needed to be owner.group of the user.
ie mailbox paula owner paula group paula
-Original Message-
From: Tomas Kuliavas [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: 03 April 2006 21:32
To: Cedric Boudin
Cc: squ
>>are you sure that workstation and server time is correct and browser
>>accepts cookies?
>>
>>
>>
> all boxes hanging on ntp and clocks do tick together synchronously
> browser accepts cookies.
Are you sure that session directory (php session.save_path setting) is
writable by web server user?
Cedric Boudin wrote:
Some Update.
having a closer look at what goes through the wire ( that is not quiet
correct as I use localhost)
I see with tcpdump 3 login coming from evil squirrel the first one with
login and password leading to a succesfull answer
and the two subsequent just with login WITHO
are you sure that workstation and server time is correct and browser
accepts cookies?
> Cedric Boudin wrote:
> Some Update.
> having a closer look at what goes through the wire ( that is not quiet
> correct as I use localhost)
> I see with tcpdump 3 login coming from evil squirrel the first one wi
> I have a problem with xml attachments. When I send xml attachment I'll
> get little bit different file than the previous which I sent. File is
> bigger and has more spaces and probably other synbols ( like CR ). The
> result is totally bad, cause xml file is unreadable ( I got message XML
> Parsi
Hi
I have a problem with xml attachments. When I send xml attachment I'll
get little bit different file than the previous which I sent. File is
bigger and has more spaces and probably other synbols ( like CR ).
The result is totally bad, cause xml file is unreadable ( I got message
XML Parsing E
> You can't call mail-expire in /etc/cron.daily. If you want to test the
> shell
> script, you need to switch to the users mail directory (e.g.
> /home/user/MailDir) and then enter "sh /etc/cron.daily/mail-expire". Then
> the
> script will work ;-)
Thank you for the quick resonse. I've tried as
Tomas
I misread the email and neglected to include SM_PATH . in:
$data_dir = SM_PATH . '../squirrelmail-data/';
It works fine now!!!
Many thanks
PS should I change $attachment_dir = "../../squirrelmail-attachments/"; to
$attachment_dir = SM_PATH "../squirrelmail-attachments/";
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Please show what exactly you modified in configuration file or show error
message. all_your_base_belong_to_sm plugin is not enabled by default and
developers don't have information about your setup, made modifications or
php error messages.
If you set data_dir setting to '../../squirrelmail-data/'
> Tomas
> I misread the email and neglected to include SM_PATH . in:
> $data_dir = SM_PATH . '../squirrelmail-data/';
>
> It works fine now!!!
>
> Many thanks
>
> PS should I change
> $attachment_dir = "../../squirrelmail-attachments/";
> to
> $attachment_dir = SM_PATH "../squirrelmail-attachme
Hi Tomas
That sounded like a good idea, but I couldn't log in at all to webmail after
doing that
Changing ownership of the /var/www/squirrelmail-data folder to
holisticgp(owner)/holisticgp (group) from holisticgp/ apache did NOT work
either
Sincerely
Michael
-Original Message-
From: [
> $data_dir = "../../squirrelmail-data/";
Set it to
$data_dir = SM_PATH . '../squirrelmail-data/';
If you set it to '../../squirrelmail-data/', plugins will look for data
directory in /var/www/squirrelmail/squirrelmail-data/ and not in
/var/www/squirrelmail-data/
If relative path is used in Sq
> Hello all,
>
> I've installed version 1.2.1 of the Mail expiration plugin. When I try to
> run the /etc/cron.daily/mail-expire all I get is this:
>
> # ./mail-expire
> -bash: ./mail-expire: No such file or directory
[snip]
> After all of that, nothing happens.
>
You can't call mail-expire in /et
Thanks Tomas
$data_dir = "../../squirrelmail-data/";
There is a default_pref file in /var/www/squirrelmail-data, it is 644, owner
again is holisticgp
I uploaded test.php to the /squirrelmail dir --> via
www.holistigp.com.au/squirrelmail/test.php ---> PHP Version 4.3.2 etc etc
I ran uname -v
>>Please provide information about
>
>>used SquirrelMail data directory setting:
> /var/www/squirrelmail-data is 775, owned by apache
> (as is /var/www/squirrelmail-attachments but /var/www/squirrelmail itself
> is owned by holisticgp)
what you have in SquirrelMail config.php $data_dir setting?
>
Dear Tomas
>Please provide information about
>used SquirrelMail data directory setting:
/var/www/squirrelmail-data is 775, owned by apache
(as is /var/www/squirrelmail-attachments but /var/www/squirrelmail itself
is owned by holisticgp)
> data directory permissions and ownership:
for files within
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