Hello All, After much crying, hair-pulling, and head-banging-into-desk, I have FINALLY gotten the latest sqwebmail working on my qmail server. I had a huge problem getting sqwebmail to authenticate only my system users (shadow password). Eventually, after slowly poring through the mail archive, I found some hints; eventually, I found that the configure options below worked:
./configure --enable-https --with-ispell=/usr/bin/ispell --without-authpam - -without-authuserdb --without-authmysql --without-authpgsql --without-authld ap --without-authvchkpw --without-authdaemon --without-authpwd --with-authsh adow As you can see, I want my users to connect/authenticate via HTTPS; I'd like to exclude the possibility of connecting/authenticating via HTTP. However, this same system is running a mission-important (not critical, but important) HTTP server, so the answer is not as simple as just disabling HTTP on my server. Is there a way to get sqwebmail to ignore HTTP requests but answer HTTPS requests? System info: RedHat 7.3, fully up-to-date Apache 1.3.27-3 qmail 1.03 installed as per Life With qmail sqwebmail 3.6.0-20030922 BTW, where is the best archive of this mailing list? I've been using www.mail-archive.com, which is OK if cumbersome. TIA Best Regards, Jason Murray
