I recently installed Squirrelmail (latest stable release) on my webhosting at webcenter.lycos.nl Squirrelmail itself work fine. But when I want to use a standard distributed plugin (for instance mail_fetch or message_details) I have some troubles. The plugins load fine. At least they appear in Squirrelmail, but when I click a link that uses the plugin I get the message: You must be logged in to access this page.
I'm still logged in at that stage, because if I use the Back button on my browser I can still Read/Write email or change options.
This is part of the phpinfo of my provider: Based on PHP-4.3.2
System Debian GNU/Linux - Bi PIII 1Ghz - 1 Gb RAM - Kernel 2.4.x More info can be found at http://www.hideaway.nl/phpinfo.php
I have no options to change any of the PHP setting since I'm not running my
own server.
As client I use Windows XP with Internet Explorer 6.0.
My imap server demands a login with the complete mail address, like [EMAIL PROTECTED] Could that be a reason for my problems, and what can I do to make it work?
Mostly reinforcing Tomas' response: in php.ini, make sure you have these settings:
display_errors=On error_reporting=E_ALL
Then restart your web server. Do you see any php errors?
Disable all plugins, then add one at a time until you hit that error. Give more specific information about which plugin is causing the problems.
- Paul
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