> Understandable. I run a dozen of the machines myself. Hard to keep things
> straight sometimes.
I very badly want to use open source as much as possible. Nothing worse in my
world than walking into a network and it's all <shiver> MS! On this project,
my own, I want to di it 100% MS free.
> Try putting squirrelmail in the /usr/share/squirrelmai, dir, and sym link
> the whole thing to the other dir it's asking for. You may also try making
> it writeable by the apache user.
I've tried things like that also. When the path seemed to be /var/www/html for
example, I would just copy the entire directory there. But, I have to admit
that I forgot to change ownership to the web server. I'll give it one more
try.
> I've installed the nutmail.com themes on some of my machines and didn't
> have too many problems. Might be worth looking into. Sure, they're $35
I've emailed him but have not seen a reply. The price is fine, the problem is
that it's for 6 months of updates. Again, not a problem but it's not clear if
that means another full payment in 6 months if I needed an update because
squirrlemail made some changes for example. That would bring the price up to
some $60.00/year per server. It's just not clear what he wants or how often
squirrelmail changes so that I would need updates.
Mike
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