> Is there any way to delay the uploading of attachment files until the
> user hits "send?" We have an environment with multiple SquirrelMail
> servers (RHEL 5, SquirrelMail 1.4.17) and we are trying to limit the
> number of external services, like NFS, that we depend on for
> SquirrelMail to be f
On Fri, 13 Feb 2009 13:49:30 -0600 (CST), Barry R Cisna
wrote:
>Additional info:
>
>I was not real descriptive in our problem in regards to MS Word docs
>failing to open. The error is not actually anything to do with SM but how
>MS Office is handling the attachment. What happens is MS Word does
Additional info:
I was not real descriptive in our problem in regards to MS Word docs
failing to open. The error is not actually anything to do with SM but how
MS Office is handling the attachment. What happens is MS Word does
atttempt to open the attachment and once the interface gets open this
On Feb 13, 2009, at 9:32 AM, Simpson, John R wrote:
> Are there other, better methods for supporting multiple SquirrelMail
> servers without a shared filesystem?
Use a load balancer that maintains session persistence or balances
based on source IP hash. It's worked well for us for years.
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Is there any way to delay the uploading of attachment files until the
user hits "send?" We have an environment with multiple SquirrelMail
servers (RHEL 5, SquirrelMail 1.4.17) and we are trying to limit the
number of external services, like NFS, that we depend on for
SquirrelMail to be fully func
Hello List,
I have searched the SM archives and can not find an answer. I'm sure I am
just not finding the right search words combination. We have two users at
school that when trying to open and MS Word doc attachment SM throws an
error saying:
"C:\...\##ss##bb## not found"
I am fairly certain
