>> I host several domains on one server. Each domain contains a separate >> install of SquirrelMail. So it certainly is possible. When I upgraded, >> I >> deleted the files I had and uploaded the current files with no >> problems. > > Ye gods, what an administrative nightmare THAT must be. There's a plugin > designed for exactly that kind of situation, requiring only one install of > SquirrelMail to serve up multiple domains. Might want to check it out... > > -- > Chris Hilts > [EMAIL PROTECTED] > > The problem is that I do not have access to the root of the server. I have so many ip addresses that I can use. The server was setup using a program called Ensim Pro. This program installs and earlier version of Squirrel Mail for each domain that is set up. I then go and upgrade. Depending on who the domain is for I will install certain of the plugins. I always install the admin plugin because I do not have shell access except with special permission. The calendar is always installed. I also upgrade to the latest stable version. This works for me and my customers stay happy. It's not ideal, but I can deal with it.
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