On Monday 21 February 2005 22:30, Paul wrote:
> Op Mon, 21 Feb 2005 20:33:09 +0000 schreef Derek Jennings:
> >> I already set the imapservername in Squirrelmail to the cp4...
> >
> >address. > That helps a little. At least I get a welcome screen from
> >Squirrelmail. > Now it seems that I have to figure out how to add
> >courier-imap to xinetd > to make the 'connection refused' message go
> >away. If someone can help me > there, that would be much appreciated!
> >
> >> Paul
> >
> >Mandrake's courier-imap runs as a daemon. Start it with
> >service courier-imap start
> >and you can make it start at boot with
> >chkconfig courier-imap on
>
> Yes, I already set up a symlink in /etc/rc.d/rc3.d for that. It is
> running, I can use it on the pc where it is installed, through any
> e-mail program.
>
> >You should not have port 143 open on the firewall, because squirrelmail
> >communicates to port 143 on localhost.
> >(In /etc/squirrelmailconfig.php set '$imapServerAddress      =
> >'localhost';' )
>
> That was the default. If I set that back, I can't even get to the
> login-page of Squirrelmail. My normal pc's name is 'nwyfre', that is
> also how it is set in /etc/hosts. When I access the main page of apache
> from 'outside', that is okay (using http://cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl/
> . When I want to access Squirrelmail, the addressbar translates to
> http://nwyfre/squirrel. It looks as if the localhost setting from
> /etc/hosts is then used to point to the location of Squirrelmail. And
> since nwyfre is not in any DNS, that is where everything seems to keel
> over.
>
> But more trial and error another day, it's late now. Thanks for the help
> (also to Mikkel!)
>
> Paul
In squirrelmail did you set
$domain                 = 'cp143764-a.mill1.nb.home.nl';
If not give it a try.

Also if you go to dyndns.org you can get yourself a slightly more meaningful 
domain name for free.

derek


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