For the information, If you think you have modify it through the web interface with the admin account, check that apache does have access to the config/ directory (read) and to write on conf.php and conf.php.back (though it should give an error when you try to perform the update).
In my case, I use the following commands. config files have the root.apache user & domain. if I do not want to modify the files (or after having modify them), I put the right rw-r----- on it. So that even a corruption in Horde do not let the attacker to modify configuration files. But to let Horde modify it through the admin account, a temporary chmod g+w is required. -- Julien Thomas. Thor Vik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : > I manage to fix it, it was an error in the horde.conf. The > authenication mechanism was set to imap, when it should be application. > Don't know how it happend but it seems to work fine now. Thanks alot!! > > Regards > > [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev: >> Theorically, if you tell Horde to authenticate through IMP >> (Administation > Horde > authentication > The application which is >> providing authentication : IMP) only one authentication is required. >> Upon logging, Horde will allow access (quite logically) to Horde >> but also to IMP, as the authentication panel use IMP authentication. >> >> have you test your configuration after disconnecting ? Horde update >> configurations only on logging. >> >> Regards. >> >> Julien Thomas. >> >> Thor Vik <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> a écrit : >> >>> That made the trick, however it seems like I have to log in twice. I >>> came in to Horde, but to see my mail, I had to type uname and pw once >>> again? >>> >>> Regards... >>> >>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] skrev: >>>> >>>> >>>> >>>> >> >> -- IMP mailing list - Join the hunt: http://horde.org/bounties/#imp Frequently Asked Questions: http://horde.org/faq/ To unsubscribe, mail: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
