>>> If I right click I can see the
>>> correct images path. The path is
>>> http://mail.eutechcybernetics.com/usr/share/squirrelmail/images/a.jpg.
>
> I get a "Not Found" error for that path.
>
> 1. Ensure that the image really is there.
>
> 2. Ensure that you are matching the case used for directory and filenames.
> Unix paths and names are case-sensitive, unlike Windows.
>
> In another support group I monitor, this is a common source of error for
> people who find that everything works locally on their Windows box, but
> doesn't work when they upload to the Unix web server. In Unix
> "images/a.jpg" is not the same as "images/A.jpg".
One of those blonde moments, right.
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Your organization's logo is an image that will be displayed at
different times throughout SquirrelMail.
Please be aware of the following:
- Relative URLs are relative to the config dir
to use the default logo, use ../images/sm_logo.png
- To specify a logo defined outside the SquirrelMail source tree
use the absolute URL the webserver would use to include the file
e.g. http://some.host.com/images/mylogo.gif or /images/mylogo.jpg
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This options requires URL path and not system path.
use "../images/a.jpg" or "/webmail/images/a.jpg"
or "http://mail.eutechcybernetics.com/webmail/images/a.jpg";
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