On Sat, Apr 10, 2004 at 12:18:34PM -0800, David Loutrel wrote: > On Sat, 2004-04-10 at 01:01, Brian Candler wrote: > <snip> > > There's your problem. You need to set --enable-imageurl=/images > > (right now it appears you have --enable-imageurl=images) > > > > Because you're missing the initial slash, your web browser is interpreting > > images/graybottomright.png > > as a relative URL, making it > > /cgi-bin/sqwebmail/images/graybottomright.png > > > > Regards, > > > > Brian. > > > > Brian, > > Thanks for your assistance. However after much coffee and very little > sleep, as well as trying the /images approach I found that the only > imageurl that would get me out of the cgi-bin was a hardlinked url: > http://[ip]/images/sqwebmail
I don't understand. For example, http://66.33.21.181/images/graybottomright.png worked perfectly for me yesterday. It now gives a 404 error. It seems to me that you are changing too many things at once, which is never a good approach to debugging. You have now changed things so that http://66.33.21.181/images/sqwebmail/graybottomright.png works. In which case, you would have to build sqwebmail with --enable-imageurl=/images/sqwebmail for the CGI to generate HTML pages with the correct image location. FWIW, if it were me what I would do is: (1) build everything as default (./configure with no options) (2) install and prove that it works (3) start tweaking options - at which point if things no longer work, then I know that it was something *I* did which broke things Brian.
