pd, it cannot run in standalone mode. The only
way to improve performance is to reduce logging (or change your imap
server).
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You must be running an IMAP server that distinguishes between mail
folders and directories (like uw-imap). Run conf.pl, select Folder
Options, then set ``Show 'Contain Sub.' Option'' to true.
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> functionality in the protocols.
I think this is only necessary if your IMAP and SMTP server is
different from your web server. If everything is on the same
machines, the loopback device (127.0.0.1) is used to connect to the
IMAP and SMTP servers. So encryption is not really necessary.
t has been added to SM?
uw-imap does not allow folders that contain mail and subfolders. To
allow squirrelmail to handle such a situation, run conf.pl and enable
the ``Show 'Contain Sub.' Option'' option under ``Folder Defaults''.
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testament to the well organized, documented, and written squirrelmail code
(and the fact it is free software) than to my abilities. Thanks for all
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On Thu, Nov 07, 2002 at 07:14:42AM -0600, David Dooling wrote:
> On Wed, Nov 06, 2002 at 02:57:49PM -0800, Chris Fischer wrote:
> > Is it possible with SM to have the default folder location for Sent,
> > Trash, etc. to not be in the user's home directory...meaning completely
or not. I cannot seem to get uw-imapd to run in standalone
mode. Nor can I find any information on how to do it. Any pointers
(beside changing imap servers)?
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Chris Hilts said:
>> inetd[200]: imap2/tcp server failing (looping), service terminated
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> You can expect a significant performance increase from SquirrelMail if
> you modify your configuration so that your imapd is always ready, and
> not being started by inetd.
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else who might be having the same problem.
Finally, thanks to the SM developers for a great product.
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