Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
On Saturday, June 25, 2005, you wrote:
> I now set my firefox to prompt for every cookies, and I reply Accept for
> every received cookies, here are the cookies I received upon login:
> 1. SQMSESSID
> 2. squirrelmail_language
> 3. key
> 4. squirrelmail_language
1 is PHP.
I'm awfully sorry - please ignore my last post - it was tested against
a normal squirrelmail installation with cookies.
When testing on the squirrelmail installation with all the patches to
remove cookies requirement mentioned before, it only prompted for the
cookies for squirrelmail_language.
I now set my firefox to prompt for every cookies, and I reply Accept
for every received cookies, here are the cookies I received upon login:
1. SQMSESSID
2. squirrelmail_language
3. key
4. squirrelmail_language
After login seems that squirrelmail does not prompt more for cookies
during compos
Hello [EMAIL PROTECTED],
On Friday, June 24, 2005, you wrote:
> I noticed that there was a typo: sqgetGlobalVar was typed as
> spgetGlobalVar , and I faithfully implemented in the script :-)
[..]
> --
> p
I noticed that there was a typo: sqgetGlobalVar was typed as
spgetGlobalVar , and I faithfully implemented in the script :-) So the
updated script should be:
--
#!/bin/sh
find . -name "*.php" -print |\
Hi Jonathan,
Thanks very much for the prompt reply. First I apologize in the last
line of the script I sent last time a space was missing during copying,
so the last line should read:
mv _tmp src/redirect.php
Also after that change last time the squirrelmail actually stopped
working, after lo
Hello Richard,
On Thursday, June 23, 2005, you wrote:
> Dear All,
> I'm new to this newsgroup, I hope my posting can be appended to the
> right thread.
> I tried the procedures Jonathan described to make squirrelmail work
> without cookies on 1.4.5-RC1 with the following script
> ---
Dear All,
I'm new to this newsgroup, I hope my posting can be appended to the
right thread.
I tried the procedures Jonathan described to make squirrelmail work
without cookies on 1.4.5-RC1 with the following script
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This is a problem i also encounter sometimes. People with very strict
privacy settings complain.
A cookieless mode SM i'm sure would be used.
Pavel Cerny wrote:
hi, i have to patch or reconfigure squirrelmail to make it able to work
without cookies support enabled on the client side...
is there
