> Is there an out-of-the-office message function on Squirrel mail? And if
> so, how do I create/delete it?
SquirrelMail doesn't have that functionality per se, but there are several
plugins that can be used to manage a server side solution [1].
Usually a client, such as SquirrelMail, isn't alwa
Is there an out-of-the-office message function on Squirrel mail? And if
so, how do I create/delete it?
Thanks, folks.
Andrea
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Using Tomcat but need to do more? Need to support web services, security?
Get stuff done qui
I was running SM happy as clams on my own server but now I have to move to
the other side of the states and I need my domain up so I moved my site to
a host providoer that supports squirrelmail. And yes I can use their
squirrelmail but I'm trying to figure out how to move my existing folder
data an
That's not OK. SquirrelMail fails to detect used proxy.
See conf.pl -> 4. General Options -> 15. Location base
Set it to correct value.
If you don't use configuration script, set $config_location_base variable
in config.php file.
> Thanks, Tony .. I've checked out config test and it tells me t
Thanks, Tomas .. I've checked out config test and it tells me that I'm
configured OK
The only thing which I (now) see as potentially problematic is "Base URL
detected as: http://192.168.0.2/webmail/src (location base autodetected)"
SM will certainly 'see itself' using this address, but because o
> Folks,
>
> I have squirrelmail set up on my small, home-based server. It runs very
> nicely, and sits behind an authenticating proxy (squid) and filter
> (dansguardian). Clients (all 3 of them) access SM via a URL such as
> http://192.168.0.2:8080/webmail/ where 8080 is actually the port on wh
Folks,
I have squirrelmail set up on my small, home-based server. It runs very
nicely, and sits behind an authenticating proxy (squid) and filter
(dansguardian). Clients (all 3 of them) access SM via a URL such as
http://192.168.0.2:8080/webmail/ where 8080 is actually the port on which
the fil
