Brian S. Meehan wrote:
Ok, forgot I had show errors enabled in php, so that explains that.
Since then... I installed the ServerSideFilter plugin, modified the config
of that plugin, squirrelmail, and courier-mta files to allow that plugin
and maildrop to work, and email still gets delivered to my inbox, but no
filter files get stored. The test.sh script in
serversidefilter/script/test.sh doesn't work either. The error I get is as
follows:
This is not the correct order:
1) try test.sh
2) try to save a filter in the SM interface
-bash: script/test.sh: Permission denied
Give yourself executable permission on that file. Did you follow the
compilation instructions for the binary itself?
Note that there is a much improved version of this plugin here:
https://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=95828&package_id=103111&release_id=335722
I'm guessing permissions are wrong on folders, somewhere, or the parameter
I told it to put the files at is wrong, but I'm not sure what I need to do
to fix it. Here are a few from inside the plugin's config.php after I set
them:
$FILTER_FILE_PATH = '/home/[USERNAME]/.mailfilter';
$FILTER_APP_PATH = '/usr/lib/courier/bin/maildrop';
$DEFAULT_DELIVERY = '$MAILDIR';
$LOCAL_MAILDIR = '$HOME/[USERNAME]/Maildir/';
$USE_MAILDIRS = 1;
$VIRTUAL_DOMAINS = 0;
the spamfilter lines and forward_file_type lines are commented out since I
don't want them.
The apache user:group is wwwrun:www and the plugins sub/folders are owned
by root:nobody except where indicated in the plugin readme.
Help please? :-)
Brian
On Tue, July 19, 2005 14:44, Jay Lee wrote:
Brian S. Meehan wrote:
I have Suse pro 9.3, apache, courier mta 0.50.1 with authlib & imap,
squirrelmail 1.4.5, and am using the filters plugin that came with SM.
Often I have the following error in any page I attempt to view such as
the
main frame, but also the left frame listing the folders:
"
Notice: Undefined offset: 1 in
/srv/www/htdocs/plugins/filters/filters.php
on line 310
"
Does anyone have any ideas on how to fix it? Filters seem to work, but
it's rather annoying because sometimes the page doesn't load and
sometimes
it displays anywhere between 1 and 7 error lines of the same thing. When
I
have no filters set up, it does not display errors.
First, you should look into using serversidefilters plugin along with
IMAP, it's much faster and more powerful. Once setup, you can do really
cool things like have emails from important persons auto-forwarded to
your cellphone. The generic filters plugin uses PHP code to filter and
does it at login time so it's always going to be slower and if you have
to many rules and/or a full inbox, it's painful. Now, I'm not sure
what's causing the notice to display but there's a few ways to turn it
off. You can just tell PHP not to display code problems by setting
display_errors to Off in php.ini. You can also have PHP only display
true errors and warnings but not notices like the one your seeing by
setting error_reporting to be:
E_ALL & ~E_NOTICE
this will show warnings and errors but not notices like the one your
receiving. As to the root cause of the notice, my only thought is that
your PHP might be old, try upgrading to the latest 4.3.x release and see
if that helps.
Jay
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