> Can't do much else without the mail source. Feel free to send offlist
> if you like. Please ensure it is the full source, untarnished. In a
> tarball straight from the server is a good way to ensure such.
Sent off-list. Thank you, Paul!
Benny
--
"You were doing well until everyone died.
> Before proceeding, try a snapshot of version 1.4.22
Hi Paul,
I tried a snap, it behaves the same although it triggers the problem
in a different place. In 1.4.21, it causes a timeout in
functions/i18n.php, and in yesterday's snap it causes the same timeout
in functions/mime.php:
[Fri May
Hey folks,
I identified four spam messages today that seem to send the
SquirrelMail interface into an infinite loop.
The stats:
OpenBSD 4.8-CURRENT snapshot from Aug 2010
PHP 5.2.13
SquirrelMail 1.4.21
Dovecot 1.2.13
When any of these messages was in the list of messages to display,
t
> Squirrelmail was integrated into my webhosting that I pay for monthly.
> It has nothing to do with my hardware capabilities. It was setup
> properly as I have had this same email for 2 years. It just suddenly
> disallowed access. No changes have been made at all on my end, I
> don't see why
> Explain this Benny, why would email work 100% fine yesterday and yet
> cannot be accessed today indicating there's an issue with the
> password?? No changes have been made on the admin side, so why the
> difference? Sounds like a squirrelmail defect to me???
Let me count the ways...
1) IMAP
> Using squirrelmail has been nothing but an absolute nightmare. One
> day things will work, the next day it won't with access being an
> issue, getting error messages when trying to send messages, running
> extremely slow, and so on. The system is a joke and anytime I look
> for assistance, it'
> In your version (assuming install from tarball from our site), this is
> the default anyway. Try setting it to 1 instead. That should cut
> your tokens roughly in half - if not, there may be some other issue.
Yes, absolutely, installed from source from the SquirrelMail website.
No vendor pack
>I did some poking around in my preferences (stored in a PostgreSQL
> database), and I noticed that the security_tokens row for my user
> is HUGE. Like over half a megabyte huge, which seems a bit .. off.
> It contains nothing but tokens like:
>
> i:INTEGER;s:12:"TOKEN";
>
> where INTEGER is
Hey folks,
I'm running the latest release (1.4.21) on OpenBSD, and I'm
trying to track down why every so often (sometimes five times
a day, sometimes once a week) my webmail UI will freeze up trying
to refresh (or go to a different message/folder/etc) until the
browser times out.
A restart
> In trying to track down what account was being used to send spam
> via squirrelmail all I had was lines like this from /var/log/maillog
>
> Feb 27 18:12:15 mail sendmail[9844]: p1RNC9TS009844:
> from=, size=1087, class=0, nrcpts=1,
> msgid=<4469.120.140.74.254.1298645519.squir...@mail.nmr.mgh.ha
>> Aug 3 12:15:23 fusion dovecot: auth(default): client in: AUTH 1
>> PLAIN service=imap secured lip=127.0.0.1 rip=127.0.0.1
>> lport=143 rport=10068 resp=
>> Aug 3 12:15:23 fusion dovecot: auth(default): bsdauth(benny,127.0.0.1):
>> lookup
>> Aug 3 12:15:23 fusion dovecot: auth
Hey folks,
I am chasing a vicious problem that appeared when I upgraded my
OpenBSD mail server yesterday. I upgraded to the most recent CURRENT
snapshot of both the OS and packages.
During this upgrade, PHP, dovecot, and Postfix all got updates. I
did *NOT* touch Squirrelmail, it remains
> "Robert Smith", "Bob Smith", "Bobby", "Mr. Smith" and "Brad Jr." can be
> same
> person.
Yes, of course. But "Mom" is pretty much the same for everyone. ;)
> SquirrelMail address book has only one requirement. Unique nickname per
> address book. Any other restriction is specific to storage b
> MySQL schema is closer to
>
> CREATE INDEX "address_firstname_key" ON "address" ( "firstname",
> "lastname");
>
> Are you sure that those entries need something unique?
I personally prefer them to be unique, just so my users don't
double up their contacts. It doesn't *have* to be, though.
I ju
Hey folks,
I store all my userprefs and address books in PostgreSQL, and
I've run into a problem occasionally with the constraint suggested
in the documentation found at:
http://www.squirrelmail.org/docs/admin/admin-5.html#db-backend
It suggests creating the address table with the followi
> "Rough timings" are more difficult to work with. I asked because my
> tests showed similar numbers to Tomas', where the patch should result
> in about a 50% speedup on mailbox load.
>
> The patch should have NO impact on clicking Next/Previous. The only
> significant change to Next/Previous is
> How did you quantify that? Or is it just a random guess based on
> how responsive the interface *seems* to you?
Sorry, Paul, I don't really have any metrics here... I flipped
strings.php back and forth between patched and not patched again,
and did some rough timings...
I'm averaging about 8
> The issue is the array_walk() in sq_mb_list_encodings(), which does
> not cache its results. The attached patch is still slower than the
> pre-1.4.20 code, but it's much closer. Testing and feedback is
> appreciated.
I've applied this patch, and it seems a little faster... Maybe a
10 to 20%
>>After vetting 1.4.20 on a development server, I rolled it out to
>> my colocated server successfully.
>>
>>Since then, the performance in the web interface has taken a
>> pretty bad hit. With 1.4.19, bringing up each email was almost
>> instantaneous, now there is a several second lag b
Hey folks,
After vetting 1.4.20 on a development server, I rolled it out to
my colocated server successfully.
Since then, the performance in the web interface has taken a
pretty bad hit. With 1.4.19, bringing up each email was almost
instantaneous, now there is a several second lag betwee
Hey folks,
I have a requirement from "the other side of the business" to
facilitate both HTML mail, as well as graphical, all-singing
all-dancing signatures. Sigh.
I installed html_mail 2.3-1.4 to give it a go, but I do not
see the ability to attach images instead of just linking to them.
Hey folks,
I have had a user ask if it would be possible to display multiple
calendars in the left pane... She has her personal one, and a single
shared one, and she'd like to see them both.
Looking through the options, it's either-or right now - any interest
in that functionality? Good
> 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
> 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
> This email is not created with SquirrelMail. It is Outlook Web Access or
> some other client. Quoted printable conversion can be applied by mailman.
> So it is some other email client or mailman.
Definately not created by SquirrelMail.
Hmmm... So, you're saying that it was wrapped and broken
> Can you provide an example email with a long URL? I've sent myself two
> URLs, both longer than 80 characters and they didn't get broken up.
Hi Jonathan,
I only had one laying around that I could find... I've munged
a few headers and email addresses, but encoding/etc is all intact:
http:/
Hey folks,
I have people sending me URLs all the time, and it they are too
long, Squirrelmail displays them on multiple lines. Yay, that's
great. Unfortunately, only the first line is a clickable link, and
the rest of the lines are dropped from the tag.
I've messed around with the wrap
> So this event is still in the export despite having been deleted??? The
> start date appears to come well after the end date, which is odd.
I hadn't exported the calendar yet - I was trying to figure out
what was up with that specific event, and hadn't gotten that far.
> Uh, well... I guess t
> Well, not sure what to tell you -- the attached file is only the
> calendar, and not the event. Is the calendar devoid of events except
> this mystery one? The Windoze linefeeds probably don't matter. When
> the event was printed on your screen, I assume you saw event details for
> the event
> if ($occurrenceDate === FALSE)
> {
> global $color;
> plain_error_message('ERROR IN EVENT CLASS
> (formattedEndDate): Event does not occur on given date', $color);
> sm_print_r($format, $year, $month, $day, $this);
> exit;
> }
Hey folks,
I'm seeing a glitch with the latest shared calendar plugin
after I upgraded my installation to 1.4.5. On one day of the
year (November 11), I see the following error in the month view:
ERROR IN EVENT CLASS (formattedEndDate): Event does not occur on
given date
Nothing appear
> There's the problem. The most recent release on the website
> (2.0.1) has it. You should go with that unless you want the
> most current beta, which I can send offlist.
Sigh. That's why I had mentioned the "most recent" version of the
plugin in my original message asking about the upgrade...
> Try disableing the small calendar plugin if you have it installed. The
> shared calendar has its own version of the small calendar separate from
> the small calendar plugin and the two will confict.
>
> I found this out the hard way - I had missed that fact in the
> documentation.
Hmmm, yeah, I
> I dunno. Looks like get_calendar is not passing the boolean $quiet
> variable to the hook. Check calendar/backend_functions.php around line
> 193 for the get_calendar() function - does it have the $quiet variable?
> Does it pass it to the hook at the end of the function? Did you
> upgrade o
>I just cut over to 1.4.5, everything looks good. Just one
> aesthetic question - the left folder pane header "Folders" seems to
> be left-justified all of a sudden. Ie, the "Folders", "Last Refresh",
> date, time, etc. The folder list itself is left-justified, but that's
> the way it was b
Hey folks,
As you saw from my previous message, I just cut over from
1.4.4 to 1.4.5. When I access the calendar link, everything
seems fine, except for the personal calendar.
I receive:
ERROR IN CALENDAR FILE BACKEND (cal_file_get_calendar_do): cannot find
calendar file for calendar ID
Hey folks,
I just cut over to 1.4.5, everything looks good. Just one
aesthetic question - the left folder pane header "Folders" seems to
be left-justified all of a sudden. Ie, the "Folders", "Last Refresh",
date, time, etc. The folder list itself is left-justified, but that's
the way it was
> The SM viewer has a "delete" button, which is cool. What would be even
> cooler would be a single "delete and go to the next message" button.
> Maybe it's time for me to learn PHP :).
I think you should check your plugins first. ;)
delete-move-next is exactly what you're asking for.
Benny
> May 14, 2005 is not recent enough for you?
More than recent enough... But, last I heard, it was in active
development so I was just making sure. This plugin really
kicks ass, BTW.
> Haven't heard much more than a whisper lately. Seems fine. Changes in SM
> core between 1.4.4 and 1.4.5 are
>>I'm gearing up to upgrade my production 1.4.4 instance to 1.4.5,
>> and I just wanted to know if anyone was using the new shared
>> calendar with it? I haven't seen a new version of the shared
>> calendar come out recently, so I was curious. Some of my users
>> use it rather heavily, so I
> It is my proud pleasure to announce the final release of SquirrelMail
> 1.4.5.
>
> This release is very important, and we strongly advise everybody to
> update to the latest release.
Hey folks,
I'm gearing up to upgrade my production 1.4.4 instance to 1.4.5,
and I just wanted to know if any
> I have a debian sarge install with postfix, squirrelmail, and mailman. I
> am having the problem that if someone sends a message to the mailman
> list from squirrelmail it treats them as a non-member and asks for
> moderator confirmation. The from in the message is correct. If they send
> the sa
> have you experienced problems while trying to reach the webmail login
> page,
> JUST using firefox ?
You might want to mention your SquirrelMail version as well as the
webserver, Firefox version, etc.
But, no, I use Firefox 1.0.1 all day, every day for my email
(SquirrelMail 1.4.4 on OpenBSD's
> One was just posted today, called "Spam Buttons". It's right on the
> front page as well as in the plugins spam/filters category. Where
> exactly were you looking?
Excellent. :) Any ETA on the third report type (move to folder) ?
I'm hoping the folders will be configurable... :)
Thanks, P
> Two of us have recently developed plugins with this functionality and we
> are trying to merge them for release in the near future.
You guys are awesome. :) Thanks!
If you need a tester, let me know.
Benny
--
"So scary, Steven King shiat his pants."
>> That being said, I would like to know if it's possible to have a
>> button similar to "This is Spam" that Yahoo/Google has? If the user
>> checks the box and presses this button, I would like it to go to a
>> specific emails address.
>
> This is in the works; stay tuned!
On a slightly differen
> when I downgraded back to PHP 4.3.9 everything worked again.
> Anyone else having problems with PHP 4.3.10?
I just upgraded PHP to 4.3.10 on an OpenBSD 3.6-STABLE server I'm in
the process of building out, and SquirrelMail seems to run just fine.
Keep in mind, it's running Apache 1.3.29 (the Op
> No, I didn't specifically say that, but the implication was that yes, it
> allows more events to be shown on the month view. It is configurable by
> the user, even. See Options->Calendar Options
Ah, OK. I missed that implication.
> If you are a plugins subscriber, it already came to you, bu
> You forgot to look in the archives.
No, I didn't - at the end of my first paragraph, I specifically mentioned
searching. I probably should have also stated that I looked through
the gmane stuff too.
> http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?thread_id=5932658&forum_id=3931
> http://articl
Hey folks,
I have a friend asking if it's possible for Squirrelmail to show
more than two events per day in the calendar month view. I'm almost
positive I've seen this on the list, but the SF archives are returning
insane results, and I didn't find this in the FAQ.
I looked through the pl
> Is there anyone out there who has managed to get the Squirrel work with
> OpenBSD properly? I'd love to get some advice from such guru. =)
Hello Jyri,
I've been running Squirrelmail on OpenBSD for a while now. I didn't
have to do anything special - just make sure that the Squirrelmail inst
>> Hi, I would like squirrelmail to have a mark as "spam"
>> button for messages in my Inbox and a mark as
>> "Non-Spam" button for messages in the Spam folder.
>> These buttons are tied to Spamassassin's sa-learn
>> function so users can selectively mark what are
>> spams/non-spam instead of cron
> I'm uncertain how squirrelmail talks to the imap server but the
> following telnet commands work every time:
>
> telnet localhost 110
>
> user [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>
> pass password
>
> list
>
> quit
You're not speaking IMAP, you're speaking POP3. That's not an IMAP server
on port 110. SquirrelM
> I've just release a new version that should fix some/all of these
problems. Let me know if it still causes problems.
Woo!
I downloaded and installed it, but I still run into the same problem...
There are no errors, no new entries in the mail log nor in the PHP error
log, and the mail doesn't g
> functions/identity.php provides only one function. if you want to use it
> on your installation - get that file from cvs.
>
> http://cvs.sf.net/viewcvs.py/*checkout*/squirrelmail/squirrelmail/functions/identity.php?content-type=text%2Fplain&rev=1.4.4.2
>
> Author can also include this function i
> I install that plug-in with SquirrelMail 1.4.2 on OpenBSD-3.4 and when I
> click on Bounce
> I received this error message:
>
>
> Warning: main(../../functions/identity.php): failed to open stream: No
> such
> file or directory in /htdocs/squirrelmail-1.4.2/plugins/bounce/bounce.php
> on
> line
> Anyone know what the specific problem is? It obviously seems to be SSL
> related but I'm not sure where to start looking.
This became enough of a problem for me (it seemed to get worse after the
latest IE patch) to switch to Mozilla. And I've been much happier. I
believe Paul determined that
> Well, as amazing as it might seem, IE appears not to have sent any GET (or
> POST) arguments whatsoever. This is most definitely NOT a SM problem.
> You can send the HTML of the page the initiates the offending request so
> we can make sure everything is OK there, but it looks like you'll have
> If you are still having this problem, place this:
>
> global $_SERVER, $_POST, $_GET;sm_print_r($_POST, "-", $_GET, "-",
> $_SERVER);
>
>at around line 23 of src/move_messages.php and report back with it. Do
> you get a mailbox listed near the top of this output? You might also
>
> This is releated to delete_move_next plugin. Plugin uses GET and POST
> requests and $PHP_SELF does not contain required options in POST requests
> (used when you move message to selected folder). I think it is fixed in
> 1.4.3cvs.
Hi Tomas,
I do use that plugin, but it has been working jus
> I'm on OpenBSD 3.3-STABLE, PHP 4.2.3, Courier IMAP 1.7.1, Apache 1.3.27
> also using SSL. I get nothing useful in my maillog, nor in Apache's
> error or access log.
Er, sorry to reply to my own post, but I needed to clarify:
Client: WinXP Pro, current on patches, IE 6.0.2800.1106.xpsp2.03042
> However, defining data and attachment directories inside of the chroot
> (/var/www/squirrelmail/data and /var/www/squirrelmail/attach), produces
> 'Unable to open or write prefs file'. Setting chmod 777 on these
> directories doesn't fix the issue. In addition 'SM_PATH' in all php code
> gets br
> This is in the realm of another plugin I will be working on soon, so I'll
> keep it in mind and let you know if I put something together.
Excellent. Thanks much, Paul!
Benny
--
"Legend has it that once 100 posts have been made, The Dark Lord
Bernstein will rise from the prison of ice and w
Hey folks,
Within Pine or Mutt (my two previous MUAs), there was a feature
availible to "bounce" a message to another recipient. I went through
the
list of plugins, and I didn't find anything that sounded hopeful.
Is there such a beast? Or is it part of one of the default plugins
that pe
Hey folks,
Some of you may remember the issues I was having with both 1.4.1 and
1.4.2, with sending new messages. If I (or any of my other users) compose
a new message and click on "Send", it might send. It might just wait and
wait and wait until the left frame refreshes, and then it's as if
Has anyone else been getting multiple upon multiple of this message,
sent yesterday afternoon?
I've gotten at LEAST a dozen copies so far, and they just seem to
keep coming. Bleah.
Benny
Original Message
Subject: [SM-USERS] User option
> Are there any errors in any log files? What do you have for
> error_reporting and display_errors in your php.ini file? Do your IMAP
> logs reflect anything unusual? Have you tried disabling _all_ plugins,
> and doing simple tests again?
Hey folks,
Both Jonathan and Keith advised me to disab
Hey folks,
This is just a ping - I was hoping someone could help with my 1.4.2
issues, but I hadn't seen a response yet (I did wait patiently!). :)
Ref:
http://www.mail-archive.com/squirrelmail-users%40lists.sourceforge.net/msg07592.html
(sorry about the wrap)
If no one has any thoughts
Hey folks,
I decided to try out 1.4.2 tonight, while I was on a patch-fest. It
didn't go so smoothly for me. The vitals:
Server:
OpenBSD 3.3-STABLE
Apache 1.3.27, running chrooted
PIII 800MHz, 512M RAM, IDE disk subsystem
Courier IMAP 1.7.1
PHP 4.2.3p1
IMAP server and webs
> Well, there is a setting in the config perl script, off hand I think it
> was
> under misc options/settings, labled something to the effect of "enable
> server
> side threaded sorting" or some such. Sorry it's not that specific but
> hopefully this will push you in the right direction :-)
Oh h
Hey folks,
I'd like to view my INBOX folder using threads. I figured that perhaps
I just needed to enable it under options, but couldn't find a specific
setting that would do so. So, I went through my plugins:
Installed Plugins
1. calendar
2. delete_move_next
3. filters
4.
> The changes are really easy to adjust to make it so that it returns to the
> page you were on when you hit the send button. The question is, do you
> guys think it'd be a good idea to put it into place? And should I push it
> before the release of 1.4.2 (which should be this week sometime).
H
Hey folks,
I upgraded from 1.4.0 to 1.4.1 yesterday, and the time is now off
within the web interface. It is displaying a time 5 hours into the future.
OS: OpenBSD 3.3
Apache 1.3.27
PHP 4.2.3
/etc/localtime is pointing to CST6CDT.
The time on the server is correct, and is being synced to s
Hey folks,
Well, I've moved my installation into production, and I'm a pretty
happy camper. I have used Mutt in the past, so I'm in the process of
converting all of the maildirs that Mutt created into IMAP folders.
However, I have found that simply moving them from ~mail into
~M
On Wed, Jul 09, 2003 at 08:56:03AM -0500, Jeffrey L. Taylor wrote:
>
> I'm a big fan of doing it the official way where ever that gets me
> what I want. The "official way" to do step 2) is:
>
> maildirmake -f folder1-name $HOME/Maildir
>
> This way if Sam changes anything about the fine details
On Wed, Jul 09, 2003 at 12:01:58AM -0500, Jon Angliss wrote:
>
> Cluestick is your IMAP server... SquirrelMail is only an IMAP
> client... if your IMAP server is only returning one box, then we'll
> only display one box. SquirrelMail doesn't yet support the option for
> multiple logins to IMAP ser
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