> Tomas Kuliavas said:
Have previously used debian's squirrelmail package, and I liked
some
of it's features. Most importantly, configuration files are kept
in
/etc/squirrelmail. Steps:
* create new squirrelmail directories as
/usr/share
Tomas Kuliavas said:
>>>Have previously used debian's squirrelmail package, and I liked some
>>> of it's features. Most importantly, configuration files are kept in
>>>/etc/squirrelmail. Steps:
>>>* create new squirrelmail directories as
>>> /usr/share/squirrelmail-1.4.6 and /
>>Have previously used debian's squirrelmail package, and I liked some
>> of it's features. Most importantly, configuration files are kept in
>>/etc/squirrelmail. Steps:
>>* create new squirrelmail directories as
>> /usr/share/squirrelmail-1.4.6 and /etc/squirrelmail-1.4.6 so
Tomas Kuliavas said:
>> Johannes Egger said:
>>>
>Have previously used debian's squirrelmail package, and I liked some
> of
>it's features. Most importantly, configuration files are kept in
>/etc/squirrelmail. Steps:
>* create new squirrelmail directories as
> /usr/share/s
> Johannes Egger said:
>>
Have previously used debian's squirrelmail package, and I liked some of
it's features. Most importantly, configuration files are kept in
/etc/squirrelmail. Steps:
* create new squirrelmail directories as
/usr/share/squirrelmail-1.4.6 and /etc/squirre
Johannes Egger said:
>
>>>Have previously used debian's squirrelmail package, and I liked some of
>>>it's features. Most importantly, configuration files are kept in
>>>/etc/squirrelmail. Steps:
>>>* create new squirrelmail directories as
>>> /usr/share/squirrelmail-1.4.6 and /etc/squirrelmail-1.
Have previously used debian's squirrelmail package, and I liked some of
it's features. Most importantly, configuration files are kept in
/etc/squirrelmail. Steps:
* create new squirrelmail directories as
/usr/share/squirrelmail-1.4.6 and /etc/squirrelmail-1.4.6 so as not to
interfere with ru
>
> Hi squirrelmail users,
>
>
>
> I recently did an update and I wanted to give an overview of the process
> involved in (what I think is) updating squirrelmail for a production
> environment.
> Maybe there are better ways to do this and other users can comment,
> share their experiences or give a
