> On 05/09/06 11:53 AM, Louis LeBlanc sat at the `puter and typed: >> Hey everyone. >> >> I'm not sure exactly where the problem I am having is, but this seems >> like the best place to start. >> >> I have a SquirrelMail installation that has been running without >> incident for probably 8 or 10 months. I haven't had a single hiccup >> with it. Until now. >> >> The current version I am running is 1.4.6 on FreeBSD 5.4-RELEASE-p12. >> Apache version is 2.0.58_1, and php4-4.4.2_2. My mail server is >> courier-imap-4.1.0,1. >> Everything is installed from the ports. >> >> Recently, I installed a mod_auth_pam2 module to add webDav access for >> a select few users, and when I restarted Apache, I started seeing some >> odd behavior. I went back and returned my Apache config to its >> original state (from memory, as long as I've been doing this, backing >> up is still a tough habit to form). When I restarted Apache again, >> things got even wierder. >> >> At present, I can log in on SquirrelMail, but my left_main.php frame >> isn't rendering or executing at the server. It's trying to download. >> When I log in, I get a download manager popup that wants to save (or >> open) left_main.php to the local system. >> >> What I'm getting is the php source. This isn't happening with the >> right pane though. I can't understand it. I can't find any php >> errors, apache errors, or mail errors. >> >> I also can't find anything online to help with this odd problem. >> >> I am a developer, but I am not in the least familiar with PHP. I am >> fairly competent configuring Apache and figuring out pretty much any >> *nix type configuration format, but I don't seem to be getting logging >> from php. I have set error_reporting to "E_ALL" in php.ini, and >> specified the log file as /var/log/php.log. I have aslo turned >> log_errors on. >> >> My Apache config is loading libphp4.so, and the .php file type is >> defined as type application/x-httpd-php. >> >> I also have Joomla installed on this site. Joomla also uses PHP4, and >> it appears to be working flawlessly. >> >> As I am unfamiliar with PHP, I'm not sure if there's any other info >> that might be useful in debugging this. > > New development. It seems that although the compose window works > fine (at least it comes up without incident), the addressbook appears > to be having trouble. For each address in my book, I get one instance > of the following error: > > Notice: Undefined offset: 4 in > /usr/local/www/squirrelmail/functions/abook_local_file.php on line 327 > > Still not getting the proper left_main.php. I have completely > reinstalled squirrelmail, Apache, PHP, and all the relevant php > modules. > > Joomla still works fine. > > The real strange thing is that the left pane works fine in MS > Explorer. I'm not getting it in Firefox though. I don't understand > this. I didn't change the FF config. Is SM somehow handling things > differently for different browsers, or different javascript settings?
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