SquirrelMail 1.4.2
Courier-IMAP FreeBSD 6.xPHP 5.1.xApache 1.3
I had this issue a while back, but was unable to resolve it. Problem still persists for my users.What I noticed is that some Content-type that comes into our system is interpretted (correctly), by SM and I am able to view/download the
HelloI'm trying to log a user into a demo SquirrelMail installation from my website, but I don't want to reveal the username/password of the demo account.I heard that I can accomplish this using PHP's CURL library. Here's what I'm trying.
$login_username = "[EMAIL PROTECTED]"; $secretkey =
HelloI have a user who has problem attaching files in SquirrelMail from a particular computer.When she attaches the file, she sees it correctly listed in the Compose window.But after sending, the attachment is no longer attached. I have checked the Sent folder, and it shows the message with the at
Dear PaulCan you clarify what you mean by "incorrectly installed" the timeout_user plugin? I have it installed, and have set the default values according to the installation notes on the plugin.Thanks,
-AlexOn 1/26/06, Paul Lesneiwski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
On 1/25/06,
I am having an issue with SquirrelMail timing out a session too soon.
I am not sure if it is a SquirrelMail issue or my Courier IMAP.
I am receiving reports of people being kicked back to the "You must be
logged in to access this page" error after minutes of logging in.
Others, it's within a few
Lesneiwski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Alex Ng wrote:> I have a similar problem with the timout-user plugin.No you don't. As was stated on this thread already, there is no suchplugin. Your problem is with a legitimate plugin.
> I installed it, added it to SquirrelMail using ./conf.
I have a similar problem with the timout-user plugin.
I installed it, added it to SquirrelMail using ./conf.pl and added it
to the Plugin list. There is no further documentation on the install
files for this plugin that helps me.
-Alex
On 11/16/05, Yavuz Maşlak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
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> Hel
You can simply modify the redirect.php page in Squirrelmail. If you
know simple PHP, this can be done very easily.
$login_username is passed to from the login.php page to the
redirect.php page. Then you can simply parse the variable and remove
anything after the @ symbol to use as authentication
I am running SquirrelMail 1.4.2 on FreeBSD 5.4 Stable, Apache 1.3.3, PHP 4.4.0.
I just installed the "timeout_user" plugin (version
timeout_user-1.1.1-0.5). I configured it to time out in 1 minute
in config.php and ran ./conf.pl to install the plugin.
I also verified that the "compatibility" p
