IMAP servers allow case-sensitive user names and others
not? This issue causes so much confusion, that if the RFC
specifies case-insensitive usernames for IMAP, all lowercase usernames
could be (and should be) safely assumed and the option removed.
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Will Berry
Co-founder, Second Brain website ho
om"
would work. This ensures that "com" is considered a top-level domain
and not a subdomain of, say, "nu.". But just setting the From field in
personal preferences will of course work.
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Will Berry
Co-founder, Second Brain website h
-inventing the wheel. =)
I think this would be a good feature if implemented well. I would
ideally like to sort messages by unread flag, then by date.
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Will Berry
Co-founder, Second Brain website hosting
http://www.secondbrainhosting.com
line exists now, it does not include
"index.php", so Apache doesn't know what file to serve and just lists
the directory contents.
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Will Berry
Co-founder, Second Brain website hosting
http://www.secondbrainhosting.com/
ly changed anything.
Sometimes non-technical people are magically made happy by rephrasing
what the product does or how they should use it. I've seen "Wally" type
software engineers at previous jobs do that to management of our own
company and of customer companies with shocking succ
have the login running unencrypted. Anybody have any
suggestions on how I can let them have their own login page with secure
logins (without getting the "Security Error" warnings from the certificate
not matching the domain name)?
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hat the domain field of the 'key' cookie is the hostname from
the URL. If you can use a different hostname for your SM installation,
that would eliminate any conflicts with cookies set by other applications.
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Will Berry
Co-founder, Second Brain website hosting
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$putHostNameOnFrontOfUsername = 0;
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+
+ // indicates that the hostname should be translated to top-down order for
+ // purposes of constructing the IMAP username, i.e. "com.domain.webmail"
+ // instead of "webmail.domain.com".
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Thanks everyone for offering suggestions on this problem.
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Will Berry
Co-founder, Second Brain website hosting
http://www.secondbrainhosting.com/
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l a similar problem with another DBMAIL IMAP Server. I don't
believe DBMAIL has UID fully implemented yet, try changing $uid_support to
false. Under conf.pl it's Menu 4 - Gen. Prefs, then 14. Enable UID
Support. See if that helps.
Jay
Will Berry wrote:
When I login with correct inf
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