Am 08.06.2011 13:56, schrieb Andreas Dick: > On Wed, 08 Jun 2011 13:26:59 +0200, Tobi wrote: >> Hi >> >> I have a strange problem with the latest version of RC-mail. When trying >> to login I always get a "no connection error" for the given >> default_host. I set the logging values all to true, but there is not one >> line in ./logs/errors But for every login attempt I get lines in >> ./logs/sql >> strange thing is that a testscript with fsockopen() on port 143 returns >> a valid pointer. As well telnet mymailserver 143 returns the greeting >> string from my dovecot server. All other clients than RC-mail in the >> same subnet can easy connect to the dovecot server. Just RC "thinks" >> there is an error. >> Does anyone have an idea in which direction I can dig further? > looks like the access rights of logs/ ... have you changed owner and > group of this directorry to the one of the webserver? (and as well tmp/ ) > Andreas Hi
thanks for the hint with owner. I just had group set to the group the webserver is running under. After I set the webserver user as owner as well I got a bunch of PHP-Notices in the file. But nothing that looks like a real error. If I set the error_reporting back to E_ERROR then I get nothing in the errors file. I checked my dovecots logs as well, not a trace of a connection try of RC. Firewalls on both machines are not running. I tried the local LAN IP of my mailserver as default_host as well as the hostname, did not make any difference. I have no clue where this request is "blocked" but I guess that it must be somewhere within RC as I'm pretty sure the requests never reach my mailserver which is in the same subnet than the webserver. At least I cannot find anything in the mailserver logs. I tried ssl connections on port 993 as well as normal requests on port 143. Nothing works. Anymore ideas where to look further? Thanks + cheers tobi -- List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/users/ BT/8f4f07cd
