>>> Erm, maybe I missed something... what's bad about it? You say it's >>> bad, >> but don't say why, unless I really cannot read. >> >> sorry! The problem is, that squirrel always goes back automatically to >> the >> inbox folder after I pressed the delete button. For instance, I'm in the >> INBOX.Send folder, I select a message, press the delete button and then >> I'm in the INBOX. I expect to stay in the same folder. At least I've >> encountered this behaviour with several other apache/php installations. >> >> Versions: squirrelmail 1.4.2 / thttpd 2.24 / php 4.3.4 installed and >> used >> as CGI! / uw-imap 2001adebian-6 (from woody 3.0) > > I found the solution for my problem. With my software combination the > $PHP_SELF variable always contains /pathtosquirrel/src/right_main.php > > I chnaged line 657 in mailbox_display.php > > from $php_self = $PHP_SELF > to $php_self = $_SERVER['PHP_SELF'].'?'.$_SERVER["QUERY_STRING"]; > > This solved the problem.
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