> >> ... removed other part of email ... > >> > >> >> > OK, done but no changes. Is it possible that the server > can not > >> >> answer in > >> >> > time? When SquirrelMail is used the processes PHP.EXE and > >> >> HMailServer.exe> (version 4.1.1-B140) use together 100% CPU > for a > >> >> few seconds. I think > >> >> > SquirrelMail gets a timeout. > >> >> > >> >> If you get 'Unknown user or password incorrect', when URL says > >> >> http://your-host/path-to-sm/src/webmail.php - you have > invalid php > >> >> session setup or cookies are not accepted by browser. > SquirrelMail>> >> managed to pass > >> >> src/redirect.php script and redirect.php verified that provided > >> >> usernameand password information is correct. > >> >> > >> >> Recheck your php settings in phpinfo(). > >> >> > >> > Please see my new phpinfo file as attachment. > >> > >> Are you sure that your server and workstation clocks are > correct and > >> cookies are not blocked by browser, soho router or some privacy > >> proxy? Is > >> IIS Lockdown applied to your IIS setup? Can you reproduce same > >> issue in > >> IE, Firefox and Opera browsers? > >> > > Hi, > > > > clocks are correct, server is a virtual machine that > synchronizes the time > > from the host where I use IE 6.0 for opening SquirrelMail. > > > > How can I apply IIS Lockdown in IIS 5.0? > > I haven't asked to apply IIS Lockdown. I have asked, if it is applied. > > IIS Lockdown > (http://www.microsoft.com/technet/security/tools/locktool.mspx) is > designed to secure IIS and might break some scripts. If it is not > applied,then we remove one possible debugging step. If it is > applied, then you > should retest your setup when lockdown settings are removed. >
I never applied it. > > Issue is reproducable by using Firefox 1.5.0.2 an Opera 8.54. > > could you install cookie_warning plugin > (http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=235) and try > logging in? > Installed but without any changes. I didn't get any error messages. > could you check cookie domain and path? Firefox and Opera have cookie > managers that allow you to view session and normal cookies. > See attached screenshot from Opera. --- Stefan
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