Hi
Earlier I posted a question about my sqWebMail interface did not look like
the one on their demo site. In fact,
it looked pretty crappy and even unusable in spots.
Here's some more info: I renamed the sqwebmail.css file to xxxx in an
attempt to start debugging the problem,
and to my surprise, the web interface still worked and looked exactly like
it has been!
What the heck is up with this? I can look at the web source when I go to the
site and see that it links to
the sqwebmail.css file, yet without it, it looks the same and doesn't error?
WHAT GIVES?
I am totally willing to accept that the answer is probably right in front of
my face,
SO JUST TELL ME!! :-)
TIA Michael Lovett
Then have you checked that you can actually reach the "webmail/images" directory from your browser?
Those files should be installed into a directory where the web server has been configured to map requests for the imageurl configure value to the path of the actual files.
E.g. on my OS X machine, Apache's httpd.conf contains the line:
Alias /sqwebmail "/Library/WebServer/Documents/sqwebmail"
Of course, my ./configure command included '--enable-imageurl=/sqwebmail' instead of the default value of '/webmail', but that's just me. You could adjust that setting or leave it as the default, as is appropriate to your desired setup of course.
Try directly loading the file http://yourdomain.com/webmail/sqwebmail.css (assuming you used the default imageurl value) and see what is returned by the web server.
-jab
