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> I did this ... chmod 777 /var/www/html/data
> So I think this should be enough
chmod -R is even better, BUT you should only do that for testing! Do
NOT leave it that way!
> $ ps- a
>
> nothing to see
that might be an issue of who you are logged
> but when I enter the pass I get the error that apache does not have
write access
> on the "../default_pref"
> I checked the file, and apache has Write access to that file
It's not just the file that needs permissions. See:
http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/wiki.php?DataPermission
> So I reboot
First of all, I configured squirrelmail with apache on RedHat 9.0
it runs ( when contacting the site --> I get the login screen )
when trying to login ( to IMAP of an exchange server )
I do : login : //
this should work fine
but when I enter the pass I get the error that apache does not have wri
