You can try that, but it may be the wrong way of addressing the problem
(which you seem to understand).
Could you please provide us with information about the IMAP server you
are using (Courier, Dovecot, uw-imap, etc..) and which version of Apache
and PHP you are running and which OS/distro you're
Personally, I use courier-imap which has been solid and reliable for
me.. Though it's my understanding that dovecot is an excellent IMAP
server as well. Courier has all of my Maildir folders preceded with a
'.' as well as it using it to delimit folder names (ie: '.Mailing Lists'
and '.Mailing Lis
A couple of things before jumping to follow the direction on the page
that Tomas posted.. I should point out that sending such large files
via email is generally frowned upon (IMHO); email was never really
designed to handle large files even though it's possible to. This is
what FTP/SFTP and oth
I would tend to agree. This doesn't look like a Squirrelmail issue, but
an issue with your MTA not being able to contact other mail servers.
I would do as John and Peter have suggested. From the mail server, try
using telnet to connect to other mail servers. An example done under
Linux, but is app
Marc and Chris are both correct, it is highly unlikely that Squirrelmail
is causing the items to be deleted. It is much more likely that the
situation you are experiencing is caused by your IMAP server. Courier
IMAP, for instance, has an automatic purge function built in that does
precisely this.
Hi there! Thanks for the detailed configuration information.
I'm curious whether you have cookies enabled in your web browser, that
can sometimes cause a problem like this. Also, have you tried
recreating this problem in another web browser or from a different
computer?
- Christopher W
information would be helpful, if
you don't know the answers to some of this, that's fine, just provide
whatever you can and we can hopefully guide you to find the answers to
the rest of these questions.
- Christopher Wagner
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t enabling server-side sorting of messages increased the responsiveness
of large mailboxes by a considerable amount. This is not supported by all
mail servers, however.
These
may not necessarily solve your problem, and it would help to know the answers to
the above questions.
-
Christop
I have seen the problem of dropped 'F's before.
It is seemingly caused by the Postfix mailserver actually. I sent a
message to my local Linux User Group regarding this problem and someone
sent me this procmail recipe:
Begin .procmailrc
# Dealing with known bug of F-dropping under cert
"show all", but this may point you in the right
direction.
I do know that the FAQ on the Squirrelmail site
(http://www.squirrelmail.org) has at least one topic on
performance-related issues, possibly a read of that may shed more light
for you.
- Christopher Wagner
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Subject: RE: [SM-USERS] Individualized timezones.
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004, Christopher Wagner wrote:
> For my part, I'm running Squirrelmail 1.4.3a on Debian and am showing
> quite clearly "Timezone Options" under "Options" then "Personal
>
For my part, I'm running Squirrelmail 1.4.3a on Debian and am showing
quite clearly "Timezone Options" under "Options" then "Personal
Information".
- Chris
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If the same message will recreate the problem, I would be fascinated to see
one of the messages in question.
Also, what version of Squirrelmail are you running?
- Christopher Wagner
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http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=119 - Mini SquirrelMail
http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=14 - New Mail
http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=124 - Notify New Mail Popup
The third option looks like your best bet, ie: most recent support and such.
When I trie
ugins already set-up, just needing to be turned on.
- Christopher Wagner
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Which IMAP server are you using? And do you have any errors show up in your
web error logs?
Also, are you using the debian squirrelmail packages or are you using the
latest source tarball?
- Christopher Wagner
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urity hazards to set-up something like this.
- Christopher Wagner
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Subject: [SM-USERS] Signup plugin
Hello!
Does anyone kn
Hi Kenneth! Please provide us with some more information such as the
version of Squirrelmail you are running, your IMAP server, and which
operating system you are on.. This will help us trouble-shoot.
Thanks!
- Christopher Wagner
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I recommend using SM 1.4.1-cvs. It's stable and has a few
performance-related enhancements. It's what I run on my servers and have no
difficulty with it.
- Christopher Wagner
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