/x-httpd-php-source .phps
Make sure you enabled the PHP module, and that you restart apache after
making changes. While you're at it, you should also look for the
DirectoryIndex directive, and make sure index.php is in the list.
DirectoryIndex index.html index.php
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I've just had bad luck...
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If you are the system administrator, look into other (read: real) ways
to improve performance rather than double-clicking.
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; "@mydomain.net". I want to add that behind the scenes. What do I have to do
> to make that happen?
The "vlogin" plugin may be what you want.
http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=47
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attachment size is 2M in the compose a message screen. And it still will
> not allow the Excell file to be sent.
When you edit php.ini, you need to restart your web server, not the IMAP
or SMTP servers.
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> [Tue Feb 14 00:35:42 2006] [notice] child pid 89904 exit signal
> Segmentation fault (11)
PHP scripts shouldn't cause segfaults, ever. My theory is your PHP
installation is hosed. Do other PHP scripts function correctly on your
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Jorge Enrique wrote:
> Hi someone help me, Someone know where i will find the squirrelmail for
> Solaris 9.???
http://www.squirrelmail.org/download.php
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Halid Faith wrote:
> when I exceed my mail quota limit, I could not delete my mails on
> squirrelwebmail.
>
> What shoul I do ?
This is a FAQ.
http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/DisableTrashcan
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Check your IMAP server logs and see why it is dying when this user
accesses INBOX.
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Nigel kendrick wrote:
> Sorta found my own answer - the new install expects the address books to be
> in /usr/share/squirrelmail/data
SquirrelMail expects them to be wherever you configure them to be; check
the "data directory" sett
gt; Query: COPY 6268:6270 "INBOX.Trash"
> Reason Given: [ALERT] You exceeded your mail quota.
http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/DisableTrashCan
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rise Linux Enterprise Server Release 4.
I am just not sure where to start with determining where the problem is
... advice is appreciated.
Thanks
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Obviously the ideal is to just have them sorted by date, but I can't
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Seems like there must be some sort of global configuration somewhere
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>> Howdy - I have SM (squirrelmail-1.4.3a-12.EL4) running on a
I haven't been able to find any differences that I can point to as
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My company www.CSA1.net uses SquirrelMail, I set up my
outlook express with the following setting for POP (mail.csa1.net) and SMTP
(mail.csa1.net). mail.csa1.net. I can receive mail no problem but I
can not send. Does anyone know the correct setting?
Chris
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My company www.CSA1.net uses SquirrelMail, I set up my
outlook express with the following
various clients.
So, that's why you have to contact your system administrator regarding
outlook express and why the squirrelmail list can do very little to help
you.
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all that, but it shows a mechanism for getting at the
data you want. once you know the data is there, it is just a question of
deciding what you want and how to manipulate it to get that. a perl
script, or some combination of grep, awk, sed, sort, etc. should do it.
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examined or
implement an IMAP server which supports server-side sorting and
threading. You may also want to examine the mailbox storage that your
IMAP server uses - maildir vs. mbox vs. other.
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ing up my in-box and eating up space.
> What can I do?
I suggest checking the documentation, or using Google.
http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/DisableTrashcan
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be on the same machine as IMAP or SMTP.
You can specify the server addresses of the IMAP and SMTP servers using
the conf.pl configuration tool.
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t; What do you think?
Go for it. Send patches (unified diff) when done, and we'll add it to CVS.
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ne wrong? I am
> using fedora core 3.
Methinks you've got the wrong mail list. This list is for SquirrelMail
users; that's why it's called squirrelmail-users.
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This has nothing to do with squirrelmail, you might want to try asking
in a more appropriate forum.
See also:
http://www.squid-cache.org, in particular perhaps the FAQ may be of use.
http://www.squid-cache.org/Doc/FAQ/
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Jay Carson wrote:
> Fatal error: Call to undefined function session_id() in
> /var/www/localhost/htdocs/canuckster/mail/functions/global.php on line 240
Looks like you didn't build PHP with session support.
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ng on (sendmail,
uw-imap, wiki, majordomo, mysql, samba, lpsched, etc.) with over 1000
users and over 12000 logins a day to pop/imap and over 42000 mail
messages a day (when we're not getting dumped on).
Squirrelmail is quite responsive.
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^^
I'm going to go out on a limb here and say you're out of disk space on
whichever filesystem PHP is using for session files. (Usually /tmp).
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ystem admin, figure out why your server is out of space
and rectify it. If you're not the system admin, contact your tech
support desk and tell them what they should already know - their box is
running out of storage.
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t mail - root's mail gets forward to a
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he use of register_globals.
Just thought I'd make that really clear for the archives :)
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security. It just passes the username and password that the user
supplies at the login page to the IMAP server. Figure out how to add
users to whatever IMAP server you use and you'll be set.
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idelines.
http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/MailingListPostingGuidelines
We're not able to help without details.
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has to be done by SquirrelMail,
in PHP, which is s-l-o-w. The IMAP server may not be at fault, and
usually isn't. (Except in the case where the server itself doesn't
support SORT.. Then it just plain needs to be replaced!).
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itewide_pass = '';
These values will be used to connect to the SMTP server as long
as the authentication mechanism is something besides 'none', i.e.
'login','plain','cram-md5', or 'digest-md5'.
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solution, you could always just make
Curly an alias to Moe, and have the user alter their From: header..
Hope this helps, and good luck. When you find the solution that works
for you, go ahead and post it for the archives.. Maybe it'll help
someone else out someday.
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hen you return to windowA you see user2's
> mail.
>
> everything is default install. Any ideas?
This is a known (and documented) issue. Currently the only workaround
is to use different browsers. As far as logging in twice with the same
browser: don't do that.
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.5 the developers of SquirrelMail recommend using server-side sorting
if at all possible. (Yes, it's that much of a win)
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Upgrade instructions are included with SquirrelMail. (The file named
UPGRADE in your squirrelmail directory)
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Tomas Kuliavas wrote:
>> I would like to put on this personal page a hyperlink (My messages) to
>> bring them to squirrelmail inbox without another authentication.
See also:
http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/EmbeddedSquirrelMailLogin
. If you made a SquirrelMail plugin
for this, it'd only ever work when you were logged in, which generally
means you're sitting at the computer anyway, and don't need a SMS to
tell you that you've got mail.
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> file_uploads = On
> upload_max_filesize = 16M
>
> so why does SM show 8M then?
http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/AttachmentSize
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s had occasional vulnerabilities, as all software does.
As bugs are discovered, they are fixed. Promptly.
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certificate (either self-signed or from a CA) and configure
apache to work with it. (There are several HOWTO documents for this)
Once you have HTTPS working, then I recommend using the secure_login
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to process the inbox. Any clues?
This is not PHP running out of memory. Read the error message:
Connection dropped by IMAP server. Check your IMAP logs, and see what's up.
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her suggestions please?
http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=73
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Stefan Stolz wrote:
> i read, that in general thread sort should work with cyrus. I turned it on in
> the config ($allow_thread_sort=true;), but it dont works. I use squirrelmail
> 1.4.8.
Can you be more specific?
Chris Hilts
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> What I want to do now, is to secure the login process.
> I'd like to avoid using mod_rewrite.
Have you considered the 'secure login' plugin? It works REALLY well for me.
Chris H
most recent emails listed and there are
links to the pages displayed. This is the default behavior that I
want, which is the way my old SquirrelMail displayed messages. I
can't seem to find what option in config.php or in the Options
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> my question is, why is not db support present? is any additional package
> needed?
Because it isn't installed. Install the 'php4-pgsql' package.
This is a missing dependency in your PHP setup, not an error in
SquirrelMail.
Chris Hilts
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If possible, you may want to consider migrating to
a solution which sorts and filters the incoming mail at delivery time,
such as procmail.
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the quota errors you described. You can work around it
by using the "bypass trash" checkbox before deleting the message, if
your version of SM has it, or disable the use of the trash folder
temporarily.
Chris Hilts
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Scott Lockwood wrote:
> they log in: "ERROR: Connection dropped by IMAP server."
>
> Is this an IMAP issue, or a squirrelmail issue?
IMAP. Check the logs, see why the IMAP server is dropping the connection.
Chris Hilts
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it, turn on server
side sorting in conf.pl.
> BTW, I am using version 1.4.5.
1.4.5 is quite old and out of date - there have been NUMEROUS security
and stability fixes. Current stable release is 1.4.8. Check
http://www.squirrelmail.org/download.php
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Chris Hilts
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l variables. They
are usually set in php.ini, although they can also be overridden using
Apache directives.
Chris
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> I have the same problem. I've followed teh advice in teh help section of
> teh website put it still fails at approx 2meg.
You need to restart Apache after you modify the config variables.
Chris
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hich supports sorting (and
threading). I realize changing software is a huge pain, however, in
this case it may be worthwhile. Having the IMAP server providing the
sorting is a huge win; PHP can do this, but it does it S L O W L Y.
Something to consider.
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n't know if Courier supports them.
Or you could bite the bullet, and just change the user's password, read
the messages, and inform them of the new password. After all, you do
(presumably) have permission to read them.
Chris
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Squirrelmail is 1.4.9a. Please upgrade and try
to reproduce the problem you're experiencing. (Yes, there are other
reasons to use the latest stable - we've fixed a bunch of bugs, it really
is worthwhile.)
Best wishes for the holiday season,
Chr
mail 1.4.5 is out of date. You should upgrade to the latest
stable (which at the time of this writing is 1.4.9a).
2. Check your IMAP logs, and see why your IMAP server is dropping the
connection. This doesn't appear to be a SquirrelMail issue.
Good luck,
Chris Hilts
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, where's mine?
Versamail is just an IMAP/POP client. You'll need to check your
Squirrelmail config (or sweet-talk your network admin if you're not the
one responsible for setting up Squirrelmail) and ask for the IMAP and
SMTP server addresses.
Good luck,
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d application
to install. However, I have no idea if it's currently implemented.
You'd have to ask the Plesk folks. Or possibly your service provider,
depending upon how configurable Plesk is. I do not use it, so I do not
know.
Good luck,
Chris Hilts
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Erik Kron wrote:
> 5. I have a /etc/xinetd.d/poppassd
> file
Did you restart xinetd?
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a very old version of SquirrelMail. There have been many
bug and security fixes since 1.4.6, and you should migrate immediately
to 1.4.9a.
As for your actual complaint, using the latest stable release to try to
solve a problem is pretty much Standard Reply #1 in software.
Good luck,
Chris Hil
le?
Yep, you forgot to tell Apache how to handle PHP files. There's nothing
wrong with Squirrelmail; you have to finish configuring Apache for use
with PHP.
Sincerely,
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th to the 1.4.9a release.
Are you using your config directory as your attachment temp directory,
and running a temp file cleaner (tmpreaper or the like) on it?
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Back to writing code,
not crying over spilled milk.
Steve apologized.
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with, so i can make a SpamAssassin filter
for it. Ye gods ;)
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le keeping your 1.4 stable installation intact and usable.
Keep good backups, as always.
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width to webmail.
Not an issue.
> 4. it happens only to those ppl with *very huge* inbox.
Squirrelmail is almost certainly bumping into a PHP time or memory limit
whilst attempting to sort the messages. Turn on server side sorting if
your IMAP server supports it. (If it doesn't, get a new on
with this situation.
http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=8
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error when trying to get to the login page,
>> with resultant blank page..
>> [Sat Mar 03 18:11:47 2007] [error] [client 217.147.80.10] PHP Fatal
>> error: Call to undefined function: session_id() in
>> /usr/local/www/squirrelmail-devel/functions/global.php on line 240
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> have
> tried, so I don't think it is a dovecot issue.
Have you tried the tips in
http://www.squirrelmail.org/wiki/SquirrelMailPerformance yet?
(Specifically the ones involving server-side sorting and threading)
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As the error message states, your web server is running out of disk
quota, and cannot store session files. If you are the system
administrator, give more (or remove entirely) quota for the user that
runs your webserver software.
If you aren't your system administrator, yo
you expected to happen
and what actually did happen.
The more detail you can provide, the better we will be able to help.
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anel. I don't use CPanel, so I could
be completely wrong.
You should probably contact your hosting provider's tech support center.
Good luck,
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Pruonckk le Punk wrote:
> Im experience some strange error on my squirrelmail (nutsmail realy),
You should probably contact the nutsmail folks for support.
Good luck,
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ting mixed up because of the rewrite rule.
I've tried looking at the source to see exactly what happens when I
click the Send button, but wasn't able to locate anything. Does anybody
have any suggestions to fix this problem? Thanks much,
Chris
er that I will update sqmail when the new
> version is released and he now asked for it...
> If 1.4.10 is still a long way to go I'll have to install 1.4.9a but .10
> would be preferred ;)
Why don't you install via subversion and then you can update via a
simple command: "svn
quota is exceeded,
> but I'm no IMAP expert - perhaps the email administrator would know.
It's a disk quota, not an IMAP quota. I suspect that to do an EXPUNGE,
a new copy of the mailbox is written and then replaces the original
afterwards. This is safer, but requires more disk
ou to post to the list? Why?
"The list" is a mailing list. When you post to
squirrelmail-users@lists.sourceforge.net, your message goes out
automatically to everyone that is subscribed to the list.
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Luis Garza wrote:
> I would like to increase the file size limit for attachments.
> Squirrelmail comes with a 2M limit by default but I cannot seem to find
> that menu option to increase this limit.
I hereby summon the FAQ Squirrel!
http://www.squi
leneck(s) are
before you just throw a PHP cache at the problem. Without detailed
information about your system, I can't really offer specific suggestions.
I'd look at optimizing the IMAP server first.
Post details if you want a more in-depth analysis.
Chris Hilts
Squirrelmail Dev
to have happen, and what
actually did happen? Did you get any error messages, either in your
browser or in your webserver/php logs?
More detail is better. You've given us relatively nothing to work with.
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thing?
Did you remember to restart httpd after editing php.ini? Also, IIRC
there have been fixes for this sort of thing, so you really should try
upgrading to the latest stable release first.
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use the LOGIN method. Then secure
squirrelmail by using HTTPS, such as some mod_rewrite rules or the
secure_login plugin. (I prefer the plugin, I find it more flexible but
that's just me).
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; Seems that it's no longer supported.
>
> I still have patches :)
Patches? We don't need no patches. I don't have to show you no
stinkin' PATCHES!!
Heh.
Chris
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. You don't want to do this in SquirrelMail, it'd be much better
done on the server at the time of delivery.
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u want, at least, not after the first 10
messages or so. And it really is easier and more efficient to do
outside of SquirrelMail.
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imscan and/or qmail. Something's not right in your SMTP setup.
You didn't give me any real details, so I can't identify it any clearer
than that.
You may want to try doing a "test run" using telnet to port 25 of your
SMTP server.
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