Francis P. Ling writes:
> So, if the feature above does not actually allows duplicate sessions, then
> why do we need that checkbox to be presented to the user at all?
So that a user can login from behind a multihomed firewall.
> Won't it be better to hide or remove that checkbox totally, to pr
"sqwebmail-1.0.3/Install" states:
* --with-maxmsgsize=n - maximum size of messages (including
attachments. Defaults to 2097152 (two megabytes). Note that
attachments are base64-encoded, which adds 25% overhead, so the
maximum size of attachments is really about 1.5 m
Hi Adam;
I think the option you're looking for is:
* --with-maxformargsize=n - like the above, but applies to an HTTP
multipart/formdata post. This is approximately the largest
attachment that can be uploaded SqWebMail.
Hope this helps,
Tren.
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I just tried --with-maxformargsize=n
instead of --with-maxmsgsize=n
Instead of a new page indicating that I have exceeded the max
allowable, (What I got with maxmsgsize set)
I get a red message within the attachment frame:
"ERROR: Maximum message size is 2048 KB"
Lets see what happens when I tr
Well, I just successfully uploaded a ~10Mb attachment,
so I guess both options do need to be set.
Now maybe my road warriors will quit whining about how they can't
send their .pdf, .mdb, .ppt files.
From my modified sqwebmail.spec:
%configure --with-htmllibdir=%{htmllibdir} --with-cachedi
Adam Manock writes:
> "sqwebmail-1.0.3/Install" states:
>
> * --with-maxmsgsize=n - maximum size of messages (including
> attachments. Defaults to 2097152 (two megabytes). Note that
> attachments are base64-encoded, which adds 25% overhead, so the
> maximum size of
Adam Manock writes:
>
> Well, I just successfully uploaded a ~10Mb attachment,
> so I guess both options do need to be set.
... Yes, I completely forgot that CGIMAXFORMARGSIZE has a configuration
option. Disregard my last message.
--
Sam
Sam Varshavchik writes:
> So that a user can login from behind a multihomed firewall.
Well, maybe this is off-course, but can you somehow, give me an example?
Thanks, Sam.
Francis P. Ling writes:
>
> Sam Varshavchik writes:
>
> > So that a user can login from behind a multihomed firewall.
>
>
> Well, maybe this is off-course, but can you somehow, give me an example?
The firewall has IP addresses A and B. User sends a login and a password.
The request goes ou
Hello,everyone:
I met a problem when I change my passwd in sqwebmail 1.1.
I changed password in "Preferences page" .
It told me a error "vsql_getpw: failed select "
How to do?
My system: FreeBSD 4.2 release
Apache 1.3.14
php 4.03pl1
mysql 3.22.32
When I create a user and give this user a proper name with bracket, some
error would appear when sending the mail.
Example:
username myuser
Name: Standard User (Junior)
When the mail is sent, the "From:" will display "Standard User \(Junior\)"
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
qmailadmin will display th
Thanks for all the help on the list
Mettavihari
Sri Lanka
Francis Ling \[Junior\] writes:
>
> When I create a user and give this user a proper name with bracket, some
> error would appear when sending the mail.
>
>
> Example:
>
> username myuser
> Name: Standard User (Junior)
>
>
> When the mail is sent, the "From:" will display "Standard User \(J
Very common with users on @home notwork
Sam Varshavchik wrote:
>
> Francis P. Ling writes:
>
> >
> > Sam Varshavchik writes:
> >
> > > So that a user can login from behind a multihomed firewall.
> >
> >
> > Well, maybe this is off-course, but can you somehow, give me an example?
>
> The fire
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