Hello Gilles,
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, Gilles Gravier wrote...
> I subscribe to the squirrelmail-users mailing list.
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> This bug occurs when I use a specific plugin/function
> FILTER
> DELETE_MOVE_N
Well, I am not at all sure why that isn't working for you, but I am very
curious to find out! Attached is a modified version of webmail.php.
You should back up your original copy of /src/webmail.php and then
replace it with this one. This is different from the last thing I sent
because it is doin
This is normal. It is the quicksave plugin doing auto-saves of your
current compose session into a cookie. That's how it can restore it
later... if you don't want those warnings, turn down your browser
sensitivity or disable the Quicksave plugin.
Cheers,
paul
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> F
I have had similar experience when using a secure connection. The
solution for me was to use the Secure_Login (or Show_SSL_Link) plugin
and use the feature that lets you use SSL only for login, so the rest of
the session is normal http://. Might not be what you want, but just a
suggestion...
> -
Hi,
I have encountered this problem using netscape on
both linux and windows. That is not to say that it
does not occur on other platforms, only that I haven't
tried anything else.
Also, this problem only manifests itself when the
user asks to be informed of all attempts to set
cookies.
I subscribe to the squirrelmail-users mailing list.
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This bug occurs when I use a specific plugin/function
FILTER
DELETE_MOVE_NEXT
The description of the bug:
The plugins DELETE_MOVE_NEXT and FILTER aren't co
Hello Matías,
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, Matías López Bergero wrote...
> Hello!
> Maybe this is a silly question...
> Is SquirrelMail 1.2.9 stable enough for production??
> What's yous experiencies/recomentations?
There was a couple of bugs in that version because of the
unavailability of te
Hello Deano!,
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, Deano! wrote...
> Anyone have a rough ETA for 1.4? I really need stable Japanese
> language support, with all the nice plugins.
I think we'll be working on the 1.4 series soon, couldn't give an
exact date yet though. We're just working on the release
Hello Matías,
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, Matías López Bergero wrote...
>>> I'm updating the version of squirrelmail, and I haved see, that
>>> the preferences and the signature of the users are lost wen login
>>> in the new version. Is there a way to prevent thist to happend?
>> How did you
Anyone have a rough ETA for 1.4? I really need stable Japanese language
support, with all the nice plugins.
I'll even trade: give me a good 1.4, and I'll fix the procmail plugin.
-deano
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From: "Roland Fritz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Thursday,
Hi!
> Maybe this is a silly question...
it is *g*
> Is SquirrelMail 1.2.9 stable enough for production??
> What's yous experiencies/recomentations?
Yes, it is the stable branch of this program and yes, it's already used
for production systems.
Roland.
Hello!
Maybe this is a silly question...
Is SquirrelMail 1.2.9 stable enough for production??
What's yous experiencies/recomentations?
Best regards!!
Matías.-
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Thank you for your answer, i wanted to know if a version of squirrelmail
with
file_exists (getcwd()."/somedir/somefile.php") exists.
I know it's not a bug of (the great) squirrelmail ;-)
Thanks for all.
Regards,
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Hello Kazh,
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, kazh wrote...
> Hi all,
> I've just installed Squirrelmail to a new box with Apache2 and i can see
> that squirrelmail is unable to work because of this difference between
> Apache1 and Apache2 :
> Example:
> Original code with Apache 1 :
> file_exist
Jonathan Angliss wrote:
Hello Matías,
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, Matías López Bergero wrote...
hi,
I'm updating the version of squirrelmail, and I haved see, that the
preferences and the signature of the users are lost wen login in the new
version.
Is there a way to prevent thist to happe
Lilla said:
> The drawback is that all domains gives the same SSL-cert so people will
> always get one warning when they enter your login-page
I have faced this several times. My preferred approach at this point is
to set up a "secure" host on one "main" domain. So, if I'm running
hutnick.com a
Hello Matías,
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, Matías López Bergero wrote...
> hi,
> I'm updating the version of squirrelmail, and I haved see, that the
> preferences and the signature of the users are lost wen login in the new
> version.
> Is there a way to prevent thist to happend?
How did you
Hi all,
I've just installed Squirrelmail to a new box with Apache2 and i can see
that squirrelmail is unable to work because of this difference between
Apache1 and Apache2 :
Example:
Original code with Apache 1 :
file_exists ("somedir/somefile.php"); // Always returns false
Modified code with A
hi,
I'm updating the version of squirrelmail, and I haved see, that the
preferences and the signature of the users are lost wen login in the new
version.
Is there a way to prevent thist to happend?
Regards!
Matías.-
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Hi,
Just a suggestion for the Message Highliting Plugin. It should be able to
group multiple items for a color. For example currently you can specify to
highlight all email from the my dad to orange. You cannot specify orange
for email from both my mom and dad with one rule. I have to use two rule
Hello Mairhtin,
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, Mairhtin O'Feannag wrote...
> Hello,
> I'm getting a lot of weird messages when I get to the login screen
> of the Windows version of Squirrelmail.
> First, even though I have the alias set, when I type in :
> http://www.imadethis.com/squirrelmail
Hello Marcelino,
On Thursday, November 28, 2002, Marcelino Cunha wrote...
> I had a OpenBsd 3.1 with squirrel 1.2.7 working ok. Today i do
> upgrade of OpenBsd to 3.2 and squirrel stop to work. Also i do
> upgrade to squirrel 1.3.9, but nothing change. The error on page is:
We don't have a 1.3.9,
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On Thursday 28 November 2002 06:40 pm, Mairhtin O'Feannag wrote:
I has the same experience on a unix box. The only thing i did was a "rm *" in
my "/tmp" dir and everything come to life
maybe you should try something like
cd \
delete sess*.*
> Hel
Hello,
I'm getting a lot of weird messages when I get to the login screen of the Windows
version of Squirrelmail.
First, even though I have the alias set, when I type in :
http://www.imadethis.com/squirrelmail (the alias in httpd.conf) I get a directory
listing, and the index.php is not
di
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Hi there
i have installed squirel mail 1.2.9 and i face the following problem
i have installed it under 2 identical trees, one for ssl and one for non-ssl
access
when i use the non-ssl tree, everything works fine
when i use the ssl tree, i can't fo
hello
people,
I had a
OpenBsd 3.1 with squirrel 1.2.7 working ok.
Today i do
upgrade of OpenBsd to 3.2 and squirrel stop to work. Also i do upgrade to
squirrel 1.3.9, but nothing change. The error on page is:
Warning:
open(/var/www/squirrelmail-1.2.9/data/sess_880eabc286b
Hi,
The way I have configured Apache 1.3.27 to handle multiple domains is
with namebased virutal hosts like this (httpd.conf):
(I have a iptables nat-firewall, thats why I'm using 192.168.0.4)
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ServerName mail.example1.com
ServerAdmin [EMAIL
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