Paul,
So, many many months have passed since I had been working on this without
success, other things were far more important so it was shelved.
So now having time to focus on this issue, and the unfortunate luxury of brand
new Centos build I dove in. All the systems here while not identical in
I'm playing with 1.4.3a. I have searched for information on
setting the timezone, and everything points to the Options and then
Personal Information pages. However, that page shows absolutely nothing
about timezones.
I checked all files in the tarball (grep -i timezone) and there
s
On Wed, 6 Oct 2004, Christopher Wagner wrote:
> For my part, I'm running Squirrelmail 1.4.3a on Debian and am showing
> quite clearly "Timezone Options" under "Options" then "Personal
> Information".
I checked the frame, again, plus the view-source for the frame,
and it isn't there.
On Thu, 7 Oct 2004, Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
> > Set the "safe_mode" off, restart apache, and the Timezone option
> > magically appears.
>
> It is enough to add TZ variable to safe_mode_allowed_env_vars
Thanks, I'll keep that in mind.
> If you have safe mode turned on, there must be some re
I am wondering if SW will work well for large installations. The
last ISP I did some work for (about 1 million mailboxes) switched from a
defunct commercial product to Horde. But Horde suffered from a lot of
overhead, doing a pop/imap login for every page update and transferring
all the dat
On Thu, 7 Oct 2004, Jay Lee wrote:
> Take a look at the imapproxy project http://www.imapproxy.org. This
> prevents the login/logout problems by caching a connection to the imap
> server.
Thanks for the pointer.
> No it doesn't. Squirrelmail and most other webmail servers want to offer
