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This bug occurs when I
** there are no links shown when someone sent !
** many times i sould click on somes links on
In the compose page hitting send does not do as expected
Browser behavior after hitting Send button:
1. Apple Safari 1.2.1 (Mac): barely-noticeable browser activity but
the compose page does not change at all.
2. Internet Explorer 5.2.3 (Mac): "Security failure. Data decryption
error." alert.
3. In
t;#$header[] = "(SquirrelMail authenticated user
$username)" . $rn;
265>#$header[] = "by $SERVER_NAME with HTTP;" . $rn;
266>#$header[] = "$date" . $rn;
267>/* Insert the rest of the header fields */
[...]
y previous email shows location of the code that
> adds Recieved header, provides explanation why this header is required and
> provides patches that allow to remove that header without losing
> authentication information.
Ahh Thanks, Tomas! (Sorry i missed your initi
> søn, 07.11.2004 kl. 05.23 skrev JP:
>
>> > If you're using Postfix, this *is* a Postfix problem.
>> >
>> > Simply have squirrelmail use Postfix as the relay transport to
>> OptOnLine
>> > and arrange a transport that doesn't call Sp
ere are plenty of other MUAs out there sending mail from dynamic IP
address' without being labeled as spam.
JP
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> JP,
>
> Squirrel is NOT Outlook. It is essentially a bunch of Outlooks;
> therefore, it's back end is a MTA and not an MUA. The key question is
> how
> many users use a Web Based Mail Server as a Mail Client. NOT MANY!!!
>
> You said you set this up as
Squirrelmail other
> than it's doing the delivery to me. Try reconfiguring Squirrelmail to
> send mail through your ISP's server & see if that cures your problem.
> --
>
> Bye for now, Terry Allen
As Noted Terry SqMail is configured to
d to 1.4.3a. I don't have your original post so I don't know what
> version that you are running. I hope this helps.
>
> Christopher Taylor
Thanks Christopher! I am running version 1.4.2 i will look into
upgrading! Thanks for the heads-up.
JP
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urely the vastly superiour SQMail can perform the same function?
Thanks for your help,
JP
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> JP,
>
>Outlook identifies itself to the outgoing MTA as a client and I may get
> corrected on this but Squirrel Mail probably identifies itself as a Server
> (MTA) since it is designed to be just that. Opt Online will then list the
> IP address of your server as the f
hich talks to my Postfix on a non standard port.
e.g you send a mail to [EMAIL PROTECTED] the MX record directs the mail to a
mail server at no-ip.com on port 25 which then sends the mail to me on
port 9925, but this is only for INCOMING mail not outgoing mail.
JP
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ng at the second header. The second header
shows your dynamic IP as the sender and SpamAssassin performs RBL checks on
it.
Thanks,
JP
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fix!
And I initially started on the postfix list, which is why SQMail now uses
SMTP to send my mail directly to the mail server provided by my ISP
thereby postfix is not involved in this process/problem at all.
Thanks,
JP
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> JP,
>
> I think everybody missed the obvious optonline.net is an Open-Relay
> and
> a such AOL, Hotmail, Yahoo, Etc will block mail coming from them. The
> Reply-To: or the From: headers may say [EMAIL PROTECTED]; however, the MTA's
> of
> the world see
sender and SpamAssassin performs RBL checks on
it.
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Is there a workaround for the problem noted above?
Thanks,
JP
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d &
write access to those file.
Thanks,
JP
jp at msfree dot ca
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