Brian Candler writes: > On Mon, Jul 21, 2003 at 01:41:13PM -0400, Trevor Astrope wrote: > > I just wanted to follow-up on this... > > > > It seems the problem I described below only happens using lynx. I can live > > with this, but it was my understanding that the major functionality was > > available using lynx, but on further reading, it only says, "most > > functionality is accessible from lynx." > > It's a lynx bug. Lynx does too much caching: if you go from, say, > /cgi-bin?page=1 to /cgi-bin?page=2 and then back to /cgi-bin?page=1, then it > (wrongly) displays the page you saw last time when accessing this URL, > rather than fetching it again. > > Use 'lynx -resubmit_posts http://whatever/' > > I've just logged into sqwebmail with 'lynx -resubmit_posts', and sent two > messages. It worked just fine; both messages were sent, and both were saved > in the Sent folder. > > Regards, > > Brian. > > > > > From the NEWS file: > > > > * Javascript and cookies are not required. Most of the functionality > > is accessible from Lynx. (There is some Javascript and cookie > > usage for value-added features, such as print preview). > > > > Maybe you can update this to say that there are problems sending mail > > using lynx? > > > > I'm using lynx 2.8.4 on red hat 7.3. > > > > Thanks, > > > > Trevor > > > > On Fri, 18 Jul 2003, Trevor Astrope wrote: > > > > > Hello, > > > > > > I'm using sqwebmail 3.5.3 (authpgsql) with qmail 1.03. I can read and pop > > > mail just fine, but I'm having a strange problem sending mail... > > > > > > THe first time I login to sqwebmail and send a message, everything works > > > fine. The message is sent and a copy is in the .Sent folder. But when I > > > send subsequent messages, they silently fail. No copy is in the .Sent > > > folder and no message is sent (the qmail logs confirm this). Logging out > > > and back in has no effect. > > > > > > Now, for the strange part... If I login to the shell and go into the > > > Maildir and delete the sqwebmail-token file, I can send one message from > > > sqwebmail again, but subsequent messages silently fail as above. > > > > > > Normal qmail delivery to this account works fine and same with > > > courier-imap pop3d with authpgsql. > > > > > > Any ideas? > > > > > > Thanks! > > > > > > P.S. Is there any way to enable sqwebmail logging or for it to display > > > error messages? > > > > > > > > > > > > >
Brian, it is great having someone so knowledgable watching the group and helping people out. I am sure Mr. Sam appreciates not having as many messages to try and respond to. While the two installations I manage are pretty straight forward, I have saved several of your postings for future reference. Thanks for being so helpful. George
