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On 15-Sep-2003/15:44 +0545, "S. Maharjan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>áhi all !
>I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat package manager.
>So it should be installed with all the standard RPM defau
On 15-Sep-2003/15:44 +0545, "S. Maharjan" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> hi all !
>I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat package manager.
>So it should be installed with all the standard RPM defaults. How do I
>access the web interface to check mail? I
S. Maharjan wrote:
> hi all !
> I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat package manager.
> So it should be installed with all the standard RPM defaults. How do
> I access the web interface to check mail? I have searched Redhat's
> site and they have nothing.
hi all !
I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat package manager.
So it should be installed with all the standard RPM defaults. How do I
access the web interface to check mail? I have searched Redhat's site
and they have nothing. Redhat linux Bible has no
> Hello all,
>
> Running RH 9 with Postfix and have been very happy with the results. I
also
> installed Squirrelmail via the cd and as I run through the various config
> info it appears that the default setup is for Sendmail.
> I was wondering if anyone else has Squirrelmail u
Steve,
Thanks so much...that is exactly the information I needed.
Tim
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To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: RH 9 Postfix and Squirrelm
Tim Lamberth wrote:
> Hello all,
>
> Running RH 9 with Postfix and have been very happy with the results.
> I also installed Squirrelmail via the cd and as I run through the
> various config info it appears that the default setup is for Sendmail.
> I was wondering if anyone els
Hello all,
Running RH 9 with Postfix and have been very happy with the results. I also
installed Squirrelmail via the cd and as I run through the various config
info it appears that the default setup is for Sendmail.
I was wondering if anyone else has Squirrelmail up had running with Postfix
On Mon, Jul 28, 2003 at 12:38:20PM -0500, Dave Ihnat wrote:
> On Mon, Jul 28, 2003 at 11:53:07AM -0500, Ed Wilts wrote:
> > For the record, that perl script didn't work at all. It gave me
> > identical entries of "1|||". ...
>
> Yah, it doesn't work, at least for perl 5.8.x; there's something
> s
On Mon, Jul 28, 2003 at 11:53:07AM -0500, Ed Wilts wrote:
> For the record, that perl script didn't work at all. It gave me
> identical entries of "1|||". ...
Yah, it doesn't work, at least for perl 5.8.x; there's something
squirrely in the regex for matching the entire rest of the string except
format? I did check the recent version of abook which does
> > > a bunch of different addressbook conversions, but none match what
> > > Squirrelmail seems to be use.
> >
> > A Google search of "convert a mutt alias file to Squirrelmail address
> > book fo
On Sat, 2003-07-26 at 12:57, Jack Bowling wrote:
> ** Reply to message from Jason Dixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sat, 26 Jul 2003
> 10:48:30 -0400
>
> > On Sat, 2003-07-26 at 10:38, Ed Wilts wrote:
> >
> > > Red Hat Linux includes both mutt and Squirrelmail,
** Reply to message from Jason Dixon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> on Sat, 26 Jul 2003 10:48:30
-0400
> On Sat, 2003-07-26 at 10:38, Ed Wilts wrote:
>
> > Red Hat Linux includes both mutt and Squirrelmail, so this posting was
> > definitely not off-topic.
>
> Red Ha
On Sat, 2003-07-26 at 10:38, Ed Wilts wrote:
> Red Hat Linux includes both mutt and Squirrelmail, so this posting was
> definitely not off-topic.
Red Hat Linux also contains Perl and Sendmail, but it would not be
considered appropriate to ask for assistance writing a spam harvester
using b
h of different addressbook conversions, but none match what
> > Squirrelmail seems to be use.
>
> A Google search of "convert a mutt alias file to Squirrelmail address
> book format" resulted in the following from the very first hit. Did you
> try searching before postin
On Sat, 2003-07-26 at 08:43, Ed Wilts wrote:
> Are there any utilities to convert a mutt alias file to Squirrelmail's
> address book format? I did check the recent version of abook which does
> a bunch of different addressbook conversions, but none match what
> Squirrelmail se
Are there any utilities to convert a mutt alias file to Squirrelmail's
address book format? I did check the recent version of abook which does
a bunch of different addressbook conversions, but none match what
Squirrelmail seems to be use.
Thanks!
.../Ed
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On Fri, 2003-07-25 at 18:54, Fryclau wrote:
> Squirrelmail doesn't need rpm installation.
> You just put the files in a folder inside the webserver and that's
> all Why you will use RPM when you don't need it at all WHY??
>
> I give you my advise about squi
Cause you may have the wrong rpm package and it will never work and
squirrelmail doesn't give you rpm in www.squirrelmail.org
The important thing is make it work.. I don't care how..
I didn't use rpm.. doesn't need it and you don't need to search the net
for the right rp
At 7/25/2003 20:54 -0300, you wrote:
Squirrelmail doesn't need rpm installation.
You just put the files in a folder inside the webserver and that's
all Why you will use RPM when you don't need it at all WHY??
Standardization of file locations, ease of upgrades, ease of manag
Squirrelmail doesn't need rpm installation.
You just put the files in a folder inside the webserver and that's
all Why you will use RPM when you don't need it at all WHY??
I give you my advise about squirrelmail.. I have the software working
very well on my server.. And t
maintained, then of course that is a valid choice. But
for someone who does not have that much knowledge, the RPM install involves
almost no configuration and pretty transparent functionality.
Besides, his only original question (IIRC) was which URL to use in his
browser to access Squirrelmail. Why the
You need to uninstall the rpm and then download a program from the site.
The squirrelmail is a program write in php and perl that use imap to get
users emails. Well done but simply.
You don't need to install nothing else to run it properly, just an imap
+ http + php + perl server
I use apach
users.
What you meant is that for Squirrelmail to work, there must be an IMAP
server installed on the box.
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Howdy Jay,
I installed Squirrel Mail a while back (I think from RPM). For it to
work, Sendmail needs to be operating as in IMAP4 not POP3 mode.
Our set up put a file squirrelmail.conf in the /etc/httpd/conf.d
directory. This file then redirects all domain names to SquirrelMail.
The only line
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On Tue, 2003-07-15 at 10:54, YoloIts wrote:
> I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat 8.0 package manager in
> KDE.
>
> So it should be installed with all the standard RPM defaults. How do I
> access the web interface to check mail? I have searched Redhat's
I "think" you have to go to /usr/share/squirrelmail/config
and run "perl conf.pl" to set it up and then go to
http://localhost/squirrelmail/
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 07/15/03 11:54AM >>>
I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat 8.0 package mana
I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat 8.0 package manager in
KDE.
So it should be installed with all the standard RPM defaults. How do I
access the web interface to check mail? I have searched Redhat's site and
they have nothing. Redhat linux Bible has nothing. Squirrelmai
Ehrhart, Jay wrote:
I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat package manager in
KDE.
So it should be installed with all the standard RPM defaults. How do I
access the web interface to check mail?
If you installed Red Hat's version, "/webmail" becomes an alias for th
Hello:
is better to uses perl, i mean:
#cd /usr/share/squirrelmail/config
#perl conf.pl
you will habe a menu.
To access webmail trought httpd...start the service
#service httpd start
then on a browser type: http://localhost and you will have an a test apache page..that
it mean is ok.
to
> I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat package manager in
> KDE.
>
> So it should be installed with all the standard RPM defaults. How do I
> access the web interface to check mail? I have searched Redhat's site
> and they have nothing. Redhat
On Thu, 2003-07-03 at 10:52, Ehrhart, Jay wrote:
> I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat package manager in
> KDE.
>
> So it should be installed with all the standard RPM defaults. How do I
> access the web interface to check mail? I have searched Redhat's
I installed Squirrelmail through the standard Redhat package manager in
KDE.
So it should be installed with all the standard RPM defaults. How do I
access the web interface to check mail? I have searched Redhat's site
and they have nothing. Redhat linux Bible has nothing.
www.squirrelmai
at!. So i guess
is not a validation account login.... i checkin my squirrelmail config and seem to be
good
Please i'll appreciated some suggestions.
Thnks a lot!!!
_
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> Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 9:44 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Squirrelmail Error
>
>
> Squirrelmail works fine for me. Here's how the permissions look:
>
> drwxr-xr-x 10 root root 4096 Mar 9 11:04 sq
Squirrelmail works fine for me. Here's how the permissions look:
drwxr-xr-x 10 root root 4096 Mar 9 11:04 squirrelmail
FWIW, this is a stock SM install from the original RH 8.0 CD. Came
up fine the first time for me.
Brad
> I logged in as user edukes from an internal n
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> Sent: Thursday, April 03, 2003 9:27 PM
> To: [EMAIL PROTECTED]
> Subject: RE: Squirrelmail Error
>
>
> I logged in as user edukes from an internal networked PC and
> also locally. Didn't work either way. What permissions
> sho
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>
>
> what user did u login as?
> the home dir of the user must have the correct rights for it
> to work including ownership..please check carefully
> - Original Message -
> From: "Thomas E. Dukes" <[EMA
When I installed squirrelmail, it was running under user 1000. I
changed it to root. That might not be the right thing but I figured if
root couldn't create the directories no other user could. :-)
I tried chmod 775 but that didn't work. Any other ideas?
Thanks
Palmetto Sho
: Friday, April 04, 2003 9:50 AM
Subject: Squirrelmail Error
I can't seem to get rid of the error in the left panel of squirrelmail:
ERROR: Could not complete request. Query: CREATE "INBOX.Sent" Reason
Given: CREATE failed: Can't create mailbox node /home/edukes/INBOX.Sent:
Sounds like the username that SM runs under doesn't have permission to
write to the folder. Try chmod 775 and see what happens.
> I can't seem to get rid of the error in the left panel of squirrelmail:
> ERROR: Could not complete request. Query: CREATE "INBOX.Sent&quo
I can't seem to get rid of the error in the left panel of squirrelmail:
ERROR: Could not complete request. Query: CREATE "INBOX.Sent" Reason
Given: CREATE failed: Can't create mailbox node /home/edukes/INBOX.Sent:
Permission denied
I have tried every option on the squir
Is anyone using the random taglines plugin? If so, where do you configure
it? Or do you have to? I loaded it but I dont see anything about it.
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r own folder options. I
was thinking I did something wrong.
>
> From: Jody Cleveland <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Date: 2003/04/02 Wed AM 11:12:12 CST
> To: "'[EMAIL PROTECTED]'" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
> Subject: RE: squirrelmail questions
>
> >
> Thank you again, Jody
You're welcome!
> - do I need LDAP on the squirrelmail
> server to do this?
Yeah, I'm pretty sure you do. I used openldap, which was part of the redhat
8 installation. The good news is, I didn't have to do anything with it, it
just has to be runn
Thank you again, Jody - do I need LDAP on the squirrelmail server to do
this?
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From: Jody Cleveland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 8:23 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: squirrelmail
> Thank you to all who made suggest
> I recently setup squirrelmail and was wondering if it can be
> used to pick up mail for other email accounts? For example,
> I have several email accounts at 4 different sites. Can it
> pick up mail at different hosts for me?
Have you been to the Squirrelmail site a
I have a couple of questions regarding squirrelmail.
I recently setup squirrelmail and was wondering if it can be used to pick up mail for
other email accounts? For example, I have secveral email accounts at 4 different
sites. Can it pick up mail at different hosts for me?
Also, I only have
> Thank you to all who made suggestions.
You're welcome!
> Jody, I would like to know how you got your address book working in
> squirrelmail.
In the main configuration screen, select option 6 - Address Books (LDAP)
>From there, it's a bit tricky as you need to know the l
Thank you to all who made suggestions.
Jody, I would like to know how you got your address book working in
squirrelmail.
Thanks,
DOug
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From: Jody Cleveland [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]
Sent: Wednesday, April 02, 2003 7:46 AM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: RE: sq
Hi Doug,
> I have squirrelmail up but I want to use it for a front end
> to my M$Exchange server.
I've actually been running this for a few months now. I would recommend
using the tarball version on their site, rather than the rpm from redhat.
> Anyone any thoughts any configs
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From: "Simpson, Doug" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
To: <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Tuesday, April 01, 2003 14:29
Subject: squirrelmail
> I have squirrelmail up but I want to use it for a front end to my
M$Exchange
> server.
> Squirrel is on a RH
I have squirrelmail up but I want to use it for a front end to my M$Exchange
server.
Squirrel is on a RH8 box running RH's default imap server.
I have been searching for a howto but I cannot find it. I was on
squirrelmail.org but nothing much there for this question.
Anyone any thought
> RedHat-8.0 (all updates)
> squirrelmail-1.2.8-1
>
> As far as I can tell from the docs, squirrelmail is not secure (login
> sent in plain text). I can't see where squirrelmail uses imaps.
>
> -Is there something I've missed ?
> -Is there a way to make squirr
>>> -Is there something I've missed ?
>>> -Is there a way to make squirrelmail secure ?
Run it over https.
Alan
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>
> Thanks Nate.
> SM is currently running on the IMAP server. But if I connect to SM from
> across the Internet (not on the local network), then isn't my login
> information sent in plain text ?
>
> I'm not familiar with stunnel. I'll check 'man stunnel'. Any links you
> might have would be apprec
have would be appreciated.
Thanks,
Mike
>> RedHat-8.0 (all updates)
>> squirrelmail-1.2.8-1
>>
>> As far as I can tell from the docs, squirrelmail is not secure (login
>> sent in plain text). I can't see where squirrelmail uses imaps.
>>
>> -Is there somethin
> RedHat-8.0 (all updates)
> squirrelmail-1.2.8-1
>
> As far as I can tell from the docs, squirrelmail is not secure (login sent
> in plain text). I can't see where squirrelmail uses imaps.
>
> -Is there something I've missed ?
> -Is there a way to make squirre
RedHat-8.0 (all updates)
squirrelmail-1.2.8-1
As far as I can tell from the docs, squirrelmail is not secure (login sent
in plain text). I can't see where squirrelmail uses imaps.
-Is there something I've missed ?
-Is there a way to make squirrelmail secure ?
Thanks,
Mike
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The reason for using SquirrelMail, as comes from a number of folks I know
who use it:
It's easy, it works, it's simple to set up, and most of their users don't
need all the bells and whistles of IMP, Twig, etc.
FWIW, I was never able to get IMP to work, so I went with Twig. Th
Why are you even using SquirrelMail? Try IMP, that should work alot better for
you but it does require a bit more tweaking than SquirrelMail, but is worth the
extra effort. Just my 0.02 cents.
-- Jonathan
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On Sat, 30 Nov 2002, Nicholas Marsh wrote:
> I've been trying to get this to work for a week. The problem is with
> SquirrelMail version 1.2.7.
>
> Error Message: You must be logged in to access this page.
>
> It looks like lots of people have the problem but I can
I've been trying to get this to work for a week. The problem is with SquirrelMail
version 1.2.7.
Error Message:
You must be logged in to access this page.
It looks like lots of people have the problem but I can't seem to find a CLEAR
solution.
Any help? Thanks!
nick marsh
[EMAIL
d not have the
> trailing "/" in the alias. Have you seen this issue before? Do you
> know of anything else that could be causing the problem?
Strange. I have no idea what you're problem might be, but I'm not an
experienced linux user. I didn't get these problems
ea what that
error message means. Have you made any other changes to httpd.conf?
> Yes, that file exists. And, yes it contains the alias:
> Alias /webmail /usr/share/squirrelmail
And the directory /usr/share/squirrelmail exists and contains the
squirrelmail files?
Rune
other pages on www.mydomain.com works fine? I have no idea what that
error message means. Have you made any other changes to httpd.conf?
> Yes, that file exists. And, yes it contains the alias:
> Alias /webmail /usr/share/squirrelmail
And the directory /usr/share/squirrelmail exists and contains the
squir
es it contains the alias:
Alias /webmail /usr/share/squirrelmail
Will P.
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I have sendmail and imap working. we are using the netscape mail and it
works fine.
>>> [EMAIL PROTECTED] 11/24/02 12:30PM >>>
On Sun, 24 Nov 2002, Wayne McCloud wrote:
> I have Squirrelmail installon 8.0 and get the login screen; however,
> none of my usr name and p
On Sun, 24 Nov 2002, Wayne McCloud wrote:
> I have Squirrelmail installon 8.0 and get the login screen; however,
> none of my usr name and passwords work. Is there something else i need
> to configure?
Well, you have to have sendmail and imap set up correctly. Are your users
able to
rying to set up Squirrelmail with apache. Do I have to set up
> > the /usr/var/squirrelmail directory as a virtual host in apache? What
>
> > is it that I have to do to make it show up when I access
> > www.mydomain.com/squirrelmail from the web? I am using RH 8.0 and
>
On Sun, 24 Nov 2002, Wayne McCloud wrote:
> I have Squirrelmail installon 8.0 and get the login screen; however,
> none of my usr name and passwords work. Is there something else i need
> to configure?
> thanks
There was an issue, introduced lately by a recent version of PHP
I have Squirrelmail installon 8.0 and get the login screen; however,
none of my usr name and passwords work. Is there something else i need
to configure?
thanks
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Actually the default would be better. Is there anything else I need to
do to set it up? Or, should it be working by default? Does it need any
configuration in apache that is not done in RH 8.0 by default?
Thanks,
Will P.
> I am trying to set up Squirrelmail with apache. Do I have to set
You'll either need to set up squirrelmail in a subdirectory of your
webserver's directory structure, or you'll need to add aliases and
directives to the httpd.conf file which will allow apache to access and
display items from the squirrelmail directories.
On Sat, 23 Nov 2002, Wi
On Sat, 23 Nov 2002, Will Phipps wrote:
> I am trying to set up Squirrelmail with apache. Do I have to set up the
> /usr/var/squirrelmail directory as a virtual host in apache? What is it
> that I have to do to make it show up when I access
> www.mydomain.com/squirrelmail from th
--On Saturday, November 23, 2002 04:44:55 PM -0600 Will Phipps
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
I am trying to set up Squirrelmail with apache. Do I have to set up the
/usr/var/squirrelmail directory as a virtual host in apache? What is it
that I have to do to make it show up when I
I am trying to set up Squirrelmail with apache. Do I have to set up the
/usr/var/squirrelmail directory as a virtual host in apache? What is it
that I have to do to make it show up when I access
www.mydomain.com/squirrelmail from the web? I am using RH 8.0 and have
not changed the way the RH
I've installed Squirrelmail and Webmin/Usermin on my Redhat 8 box, and
have the following problem:
When trying to log in to Squirrelmail or Webmin with Opera 6.05 I have to
do it twice.
When I log in to Squirrelmail the first time I get an error saying: "You
must be logged in to a
On Mon, 11 Nov 2002, K Hargraves wrote:
> does anyone know where
>
> i an (error) log file is written to ?
/var/log/httpd/access_log
> iiwhat would cause SquirrelMail to report such an error
> after the login and password challenge ?
>
> There wa
Hi,
does anyone know where
i an (error) log file is written to ?
ii what would cause SquirrelMail to report such an error
after the login and password challenge ?
There was an error contacting the mail server.
Contact your administrator for
Once Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
> By default, imap and squirrelmail will log to /var/log/maillog. Go
> forth and explore.
I have only 3 kinds of lines there that tell Login ar Logout or Imap
service init and thats it.
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On Tue, 5 Nov 2002, Alex Mamtchenkov wrote:
> Which? What do you mean? I do not have any problems with my mail
> system, the only thing I want is to get access to my mail from internet
> through web browser...
By default, imap and squirrelmail will log to /var/log/maillog. Go forth
an
Once Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
> What does your mail log say?
Which? What do you mean?
I do not have any problems with my mail system, the only thing I want is
to get access to my mail from internet through web browser...
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On Tue, 5 Nov 2002, Alex Mamtchenkov wrote:
> It shows what I have under ~Mail/ but I can not read mail from those
> mboxes
What does your mail log say?
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Once Todd A. Jacobs wrote:
> You need to do a couple of things: enable imap services, and
> configure SquirrelMail to use ~/Mail as the folders directory instead
> of the default of ~/mail.
My Imap is running, othercase I would not be able to login in
squirrelmail and in the config I h
On Mon, 4 Nov 2002, Alex Mamtchenkov wrote:
> My incoming mail is sorted with procmail into many mbox format files
> under one directory, that is I have something like
You need to do a couple of things: enable imap services, and configure
SquirrelMail to use ~/Mail as the folders dir
Hello there...
I just found squirrelmail to be a usefull thing to check email from
internet but I have some problems with configuring it.
My incoming mail is sorted with procmail into many mbox format files
under one directory, that is I have something like
~Mail/inbox
~Mail/privet
~Mail/other
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