Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-15 Thread Lilla
Here is hopefully what should solve this problem once and for all. The only difference is in setup.php, but here's the whole new tarball for good measure. I tested it successfully with session.auto_start = 0, so hopefully it works now for you too. Yeah! Now the titlebar works like expected! Th

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-15 Thread p dont think
paul > -Original Message- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] On Behalf Of Lilla > Sent: Sunday, December 15, 2002 1:28 AM > To: Jonathan Angliss > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM > > >> Anyway, I

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-15 Thread Lilla
Anyway, I just grabbed the Zend 2.0.0 installer from http://www.zend.com/ and runned it and it. It installed some stuff and also ofcourse adjusted my php.ini . Hrm, what I meant was what product. They have quite a few, from their optimizer to their Encoder (and such). I was just trying to work ou

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-15 Thread Jonathan Angliss
Hello Lilla, On Sunday, December 15, 2002, Lilla wrote... >>> I've always runned SM with Zend (2.0.0) so I've never tried that. >>> But I'll try to check if I can do that. >> If you don't mind me asking, how are things going with Zend? Did you >> have to use and special settings for it? What Zend

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-15 Thread Lilla
I've always runned SM with Zend (2.0.0) so I've never tried that. But I'll try to check if I can do that. If you don't mind me asking, how are things going with Zend? Did you have to use and special settings for it? What Zend package are you using? I read an article about setting up SquirrelMai

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-15 Thread Lilla
You did see the rest of this thread between Jonathan and I, no? Yes, thanks. For the time being, you should set session.auto_start = 1 but I will be sending you a more permanent fix (compatible with session.auto_start = 0) by mid-day tomorrow. Hmm... I tried to set session.auto_start = 1

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-14 Thread pdontthink
You did see the rest of this thread between Jonathan and I, no? For the time being, you should set session.auto_start = 1 but I will be sending you a more permanent fix (compatible with session.auto_start = 0) by mid-day tomorrow. Cheers, paul > > I am using session.auto_start = 1 in my php

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-14 Thread Lilla
> I am using session.auto_start = 1 in my php.ini settings, perhaps > yours is = 0? I have: session.auto_start = 0 Run this command from you main SquirrelMail directory if you would: grep -Rn session_start * # grep -rn session_start . ./global.php:134:session_start(); ./validate.php:20:se

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-13 Thread Jonathan Angliss
Hello Pdontthink, On Friday, December 13, 2002, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote... > Jonathan is absolutely correct. Although I personally find it > rediculous that start_session needs to be *per-page* even within a > single HTTP request (this is insane - it's the only HTTP > request-based architecture I

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-13 Thread pdontthink
Jonathan is absolutely correct. Although I personally find it rediculous that start_session needs to be *per-page* even within a single HTTP request (this is insane - it's the only HTTP request-based architecture I know of that works like that), it is what it is. For the time being, turn on sessi

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-13 Thread Jonathan Angliss
Hello P, On Friday, December 13, 2002, p dont think wrote... >> > After I entered my username and password I get to the page >> > /src/webmail.php and I see the following. Isn't it interseting that >> > we _see_ my username+domain after 11, 12 and 13 below? >> >> Not really. You'd expect that o

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-13 Thread p dont think
> > After I entered my username and password I get to the page > > /src/webmail.php and I see the following. Isn't it interseting that > > we _see_ my username+domain after 11, 12 and 13 below? > > Not really. You'd expect that output. You cannot get a value from a > session you haven't starte

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-13 Thread Jonathan Angliss
Hello Lilla, On Friday, December 13, 2002, Lilla wrote... >> As I've said previously, it is a complete mystery to me why you'd >> not be getting your username set even in webmail.php. In fact, it >> *has* to be set to get your mail. So here is yet another debug >> version of webmail that does the

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-13 Thread Lilla
Very sorry for the delayed response. Things are crazy busy lately... Ofcourse no probs :) As I've said previously, it is a complete mystery to me why you'd not be getting your username set even in webmail.php. In fact, it *has* to be set to get your mail. So here is yet another debug version

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-12 Thread p dont think
ED]] > Sent: Saturday, December 07, 2002 5:02 PM > To: p dont think > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM > > > Well then... it appears your SM installation isn't setting the username > > in the place I expected it wo

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-07 Thread p dont think
PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM > > > I'm afraid those errors probably were getting in the way of tracking the > > exact source of this bug down. If you were only getting to > > redirect.php, we didn't get far enough. webma

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-05 Thread p dont think
ect: Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM > > When entering the login-page I see " - Mail". After enetering username > and password and pressing the Login-button I get to the page > "/src/redirect.php" and I see " - Mail" and some errors: > >

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-04 Thread Lilla
When entering the login-page I see " - Mail". After enetering username and password and pressing the Login-button I get to the page "/src/redirect.php" and I see " - Mail" and some errors: Warning: Cannot add header information - headers already sent by (output started at /pkg-config/apache/www

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-03 Thread p dont think
7;ll see anything the 2nd time after logging in...??? > -Original Message- > From: Lilla [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]] > Sent: Tuesday, December 03, 2002 1:03 PM > To: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + S

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-03 Thread Lilla
I did that with "vi" but I still get only " - Mail" when logged in. This is the diff (I have only adjusted it to "mydomain.com" here): $ diff config.php config.php.sample 21,24c21,24 < 'mydomain.com' => array( < 'org_name' => 'My Domain 2', < 'org_logo' => '../images

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-03 Thread pdontthink
No problem with the delay. And thank you for the httpd.conf stuff! Since the $_SESSION['username'] seems to be correctly printing out, the only thing I can imagine is that there is a problem in the vlogin config file where there might be a missing comma or a quote not closed correctly or a stray

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-12-03 Thread Lilla
Hi, sorry for the huge delay, I've had some private life problems... Anyway, I now have installed SM 1.2.10 but I still get the same " - Mail" in my titlebar. When testing your debug-version of webmail.php I get this output: -- - Mail -- [EMAIL PROTECTED] ---

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-28 Thread p dont think
Well, I am not at all sure why that isn't working for you, but I am very curious to find out! Attached is a modified version of webmail.php. You should back up your original copy of /src/webmail.php and then replace it with this one. This is different from the last thing I sent because it is doin

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-28 Thread Peter Hutnick
Lilla said: > The drawback is that all domains gives the same SSL-cert so people will > always get one warning when they enter your login-page I have faced this several times. My preferred approach at this point is to set up a "secure" host on one "main" domain. So, if I'm running hutnick.com a

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-28 Thread Lilla
Hi, The way I have configured Apache 1.3.27 to handle multiple domains is with namebased virutal hosts like this (httpd.conf): (I have a iptables nat-firewall, thats why I'm using 192.168.0.4) - ServerName mail.example1.com ServerAdmin [EMAIL

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-27 Thread Lilla
debug version of the setup.php file. It will print the contents of $_SESSION['username'] at the end of the menu links, Yeah! the username "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" is printed after the menu links, but in the titlebar I just got " - Mail". To be sure I tested both Mozilla 1.2b and Netscape 4.79 but b

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-27 Thread p dont think
lf Of Lilla > Sent: Wednesday, November 27, 2002 3:39 AM > To: p dont think > Cc: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > Subject: Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM > > > it works for me with 1.2.9, so it's got to be something with your > > installation. Try the di

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-27 Thread Lilla
it works for me with 1.2.9, so it's got to be something with your installation. Try the display_errors thing (in combination with E_ALL) and let me know what you see. I tried both register_globals = Off/On (normally I have it Off) but I got the same thing, just " - Mail" in the titlebar when t

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-26 Thread p dont think
> > Check out Virtual Host Login plugin: > > http://squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=47 > > > Thanks. I've installed it now and it seem to work great. > > Question: I've done this in vlogin/config.php for each domain: >'org_title' => $_SESSION['username'] . ' - Mail' > But when the u

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-26 Thread Lilla
Check out Virtual Host Login plugin: http://squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=47 Thanks. I've installed it now and it seem to work great. Question: I've done this in vlogin/config.php for each domain: 'org_title' => $_SESSION['username'] . ' - Mail' But when the user is logged in he on

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-25 Thread Matthew Walker
Just to throw out another possibility: You can create and sign your own certificates. The reason you normally have to go to someone like Verisign is that they are known as a trusted signer. But if your users accept you as a signer, then you can create certs for every one of your domains if you wan

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-24 Thread Lilla
Well I'm no apache expert, but I think as long as apache is configured with SSL support, it can serve up any of its virtual domains under SSL, but the certificate is the issue. It definitely works that way for me (mod-ssl using the same cert for all hosts). For me a (plaintext) HTTP virtual

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-24 Thread p dont think
> > Check out Virtual Host Login plugin: > > http://squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=47 > > > If I get things right that plugin allows people to login with just a > username without a domainname. The plugin will check what server they > asked for in the HTTP-request and use that domainname to

Re: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-24 Thread Lilla
Check out Virtual Host Login plugin: http://squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=47 If I get things right that plugin allows people to login with just a username without a domainname. The plugin will check what server they asked for in the HTTP-request and use that domainname to add to the use

RE: [SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-24 Thread p dont think
> 1. If someone logged in into SM 1.2.9 and composing a mail where the > To-adress lacks "@exx.com" then SM is appending the domain-name I have > configured it to be in ".../config/config.php". Therefore I need five > different installations of SM to handle my five different domains where > only $d

[SM-USERS] Multiple domains + Apache + SSL + SM

2002-11-24 Thread Lilla
Hi, I'm now hosting the mail for five different domains. I got only one IP. All domains (eg mail.ex1.com , ... , mail.ex5.com) is pointing to that IP. If someone can answer one or both of these two questions it would be very nice... 1. If someone logged in into SM 1.2.9 and composing a mail wh