> Don't make php scripts writable by webserver's user. Only scripts that
> have to modified by webserver, have to writable.
>
I was just stating that I went so far as to try mode 777 on files and
directories to resolve suggestion permissions issues. This change did not
make any difference, so of
> > There is a fine in squirrelmaildir/locale called timezone.cfg, make
> sure
> > your webserver has permissions to read it.
> >
> I just played around with the permissions on squirrelmaildir/locale and
> squirrelmaildir/locale/timezone.cfg, but nothing made a difference.
> Everything is owned by
> There is a fine in squirrelmaildir/locale called timezone.cfg, make sure
> your webserver has permissions to read it.
>
I just played around with the permissions on squirrelmaildir/locale and
squirrelmaildir/locale/timezone.cfg, but nothing made a difference.
Everything is owned by nobody, which
On Thu, 2003-12-11 at 22:24, Benjamin Tomhave wrote:
> ERROR:
> Error opening timezone config, contact administrator.
> Yet the timezone is correctly set on the box. What exactly is it looking
> for?
There is a fine in squirrelmaildir/locale called timezone.cfg, make sure
your webserver has p
Greetings,
Trying to do a new install of SM 1.4.2 on a RH8 box with PHP 4.1.2. The
httpd is running as nobody, so I've chown'd the SM files to nobody. Is that
right? Having a bit of an old timer's moment with that. Also should add
that PHP is *not* running in safe_mode. I am now (back) on the
