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Hello Mirko Carton,
On Sunday, September 25, 2005, you wrote:
> Hi Tomas,
> The server is still being located at my formal employer, XB, a business
> ISP.
> It has got public IP 195.18.92.120 but I know that only the most common
> ports are open. Port 123 for ntp is not open. However the server has always
> worked in the current setup.
> I have thought what has been changed:
> - I moved my domain mirkonet.nl to a different party, but I supplied them
> with a complete copy of the zone file and it seems that they used this
> complete copy.
This shouldn't have any affect on the webmail logging in.
> - I deleted all files in /tmp
In theory, neither should this. Have you tried restarting apache like
Tomas suggested?
> - I tried to copy all directories with winscp, but that failed and
> causes the server to hang
Copying all of what directories? Have you checked in the syslogs? Are
you absolutely sure nothing has changed since the last apache start?
Maybe an upgrade of something that you didn't know affected apache a
few months ago for example?
> Do you really thing the time settings will cause this problem?
It can yes. Cookies are controlled using time. They have an expiry
time. If they are set to expire with a set time, and your server is
sending the wrong time, and time zone it may cause the browser to
delete it before it has even written it.
> I tried to set the time to different settings manually, I shifted in
> hours. Is there except a date also a hardware time?
Just type "date" at the shell prompt, make sure the date/time are
correct, as well as the time zones. For example, mine says:
Sun Sep 25 21:29:14 CDT 2005
> Are there really no other possibilities to activate debugging, so
> that at least I can find the problem cause?
Certainly. What page do you get the error message on? I cannot
remember if I've asked that or not yet. If it is in src/webmail.php
then you can try the following.
1. Edit src/webmail.php
2. After the line that says "require_once(SM_PATH .
"config/config.php");" add the following code:
ini_set('session.name', 'SQMSESSID');
session_start();
print_r($GLOBALS);
die();
3. Copy the results into a text file, and attach to an email and
send offlist to me. The content of the session might contain
information we wouldnt' want you to disclose on the mailing list.
Is it possible to have a dummy account setup on your SquirrelMail
installation so we can test from a remote location, and see what
information we're being sent?
> Are there within squirrelmail.org options to pay for active support
> if I provide access to the server?
Certainly... I think a couple on the development team offer paid
support.
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