>>> Squirrelmail runs on the same machine as postfix and sends mail fine
>
> Is there any reason you need an encrypted connection when sending mail
> on the localhost? This just creates unnecessary overhead and is
> usually avoided if the connection is not over public networks. It's
> trivial to
Thanks for the response. I determined the problem was due to php not being
configured with ldap. I'm not sure how that happened as I am using a clone of
a virtual machine snapshot I took from the functional email server, but it's
working now so all is good.
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Dave
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I just ran configtest.php and got:
ERROR: You have configured PHP not to allow short tags
(short_open_tag=off). This shouldn't be a problem with SquirrelMail or
any plugin coded coded according to the SquirrelMail Coding
Guidelines, but if you experience problems with PHP code being
displayed in s
Check to see if you have spelled the directory path correctly. Also go
the directory and do a "pwd" to make sure. I mis-spelled it once & got
that error once.
The permissions should be drwxr-sr-x and the owner should be the same as
the webserver's.
I hope this helps,
Frank
On 08-12-2011 08:33,
>>> Squirrelmail runs on the same machine as postfix and sends mail fine
>
> Is there any reason you need an encrypted connection when sending mail
> on the localhost? This just creates unnecessary overhead and is
> usually avoided if the connection is not over public networks. It's
> trivial to
>> I just ran configtest.php and got:
>>
>> ERROR: You have configured PHP not to allow short tags
>> (short_open_tag=off). This shouldn't be a problem with SquirrelMail or
>> any plugin coded coded according to the SquirrelMail Coding
>> Guidelines, but if you experience problems with PHP code bei
On Thu, Dec 8, 2011 at 7:50 AM, Grant wrote:
Squirrelmail runs on the same machine as postfix and sends mail fine
>>
>> Is there any reason you need an encrypted connection when sending mail
>> on the localhost? This just creates unnecessary overhead and is
>> usually avoided if the connecti
