Is there a HOWTO setting up a FC installed SquirrelMail anywhere? Or is it a simple softlink that needs to be done with whatever SM configurations?
Randy Vice wrote:
Is there a HOWTO setting up a FC installed SquirrelMail anywhere? Or is it a simple softlink that needs to be done with whatever SM configurations?
Randy,
install the rpm & look for the docs in /usr/share/
check out www.squirrelmail.org for a lot of helpful info.
the squirrelmail irc channel can also provide you with a lot of specific SM help.
Best wishes
On Thu, Dec 02, 2004 at 12:33:53PM -0500, Randy Vice wrote:
Is there a HOWTO setting up a FC installed SquirrelMail anywhere? Or is it a simple softlink that needs to be done with whatever SM configurations?
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If you use the rpm every thing is set up automatically. The link to the squirrelmail directory (/usr/share/squirrelmail) is placed in /etc/httpd/conf.d/squirrelmail.conf.
All you need to do to finish the configuration is to run: conf.pl in the /usr/share/squirrelmail/config directory.
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 akonstam@trinity.edu wrote:
If you use the rpm every thing is set up automatically. The link to the squirrelmail directory (/usr/share/squirrelmail) is placed in /etc/httpd/conf.d/squirrelmail.conf.
All you need to do to finish the configuration is to run: conf.pl in the /usr/share/squirrelmail/config directory.
Thank you! I've got it back up and running. =)
Randy
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Randy Vice wrote:
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004 akonstam@trinity.edu wrote:
If you use the rpm every thing is set up automatically. The link to the squirrelmail directory (/usr/share/squirrelmail) is placed in /etc/httpd/conf.d/squirrelmail.conf.
All you need to do to finish the configuration is to run: conf.pl in the /usr/share/squirrelmail/config directory.
Thank you! I've got it back up and running. =)
I spoke too soon.I'm getting the following INBOX error:
ERROR : Could not complete request. Query: SELECT "INBOX" Reason Given: Internal error occured. Error report written to server log. [2004-12-03 11:15:54]
System is up to date FC2 (via YUM) using dovecot.
Any suggestions? This appears when new mail is in. If I go and use pine and quit, I can use squirrelmail to read the directory again till a new email shows up and I get the above error again.
Randy
El vie, 03-12-2004 a las 11:19 -0500, Randy Vice escribió:
ERROR : Could not complete request. Query: SELECT "INBOX" Reason Given: Internal error occured. Error report written to server log. [2004-12-03 11:15:54]
and what does the log says?
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Rodolfo Alcázar wrote:
El vie, 03-12-2004 a las 11:19 -0500, Randy Vice escribió:
ERROR : Could not complete request. Query: SELECT "INBOX" Reason Given: Internal error occured. Error report written to server log. [2004-12-03 11:15:54]
and what does the log says?
That's the other problem, I can't find the log for it. :/
El vie, 03-12-2004 a las 13:03 -0500, Randy Vice escribió:
El vie, 03-12-2004 a las 11:19 -0500, Randy Vice escribió:
ERROR : Could not complete request. Query: SELECT "INBOX" Reason Given: Internal error occured. Error report written to server log. [2004-12-03 11:15:54]
and what does the log says?
That's the other problem, I can't find the log for it. :/
Logs are in /var/logs/ usually, check "messages" file...
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Rodolfo Alcázar wrote:
El vie, 03-12-2004 a las 13:03 -0500, Randy Vice escribió:
El vie, 03-12-2004 a las 11:19 -0500, Randy Vice escribió:
ERROR : Could not complete request. Query: SELECT "INBOX" Reason Given: Internal error occured. Error report written to server log. [2004-12-03 11:15:54]
and what does the log says?
That's the other problem, I can't find the log for it. :/
Logs are in /var/logs/ usually, check "messages" file...
I reset messages*.* and maillog*.* and now nothing is being written to them. I've given them all 777 as I figured it was a permission error, but nothing is being written to them. So I'm more clueless then ever. :/
RAndy
On Fri, 2004-12-03 at 14:14 -0500, Randy Vice wrote:
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Rodolfo Alcázar wrote:
El vie, 03-12-2004 a las 13:03 -0500, Randy Vice escribió:
El vie, 03-12-2004 a las 11:19 -0500, Randy Vice escribió:
ERROR : Could not complete request. Query: SELECT "INBOX" Reason Given: Internal error occured. Error report written to server log. [2004-12-03 11:15:54]
and what does the log says?
That's the other problem, I can't find the log for it. :/
Logs are in /var/logs/ usually, check "messages" file...
I reset messages*.* and maillog*.* and now nothing is being written to them. I've given them all 777 as I figured it was a permission error, but nothing is being written to them. So I'm more clueless then ever. :/
I assume by "reset", you mean "deleted"?
You'll need to restart syslog:
# service syslog restart
Paul.
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Paul Howarth wrote:
On Fri, 2004-12-03 at 14:14 -0500, Randy Vice wrote:
On Fri, 3 Dec 2004, Rodolfo Alcázar wrote:
El vie, 03-12-2004 a las 13:03 -0500, Randy Vice escribió:
El vie, 03-12-2004 a las 11:19 -0500, Randy Vice escribió:
ERROR : Could not complete request. Query: SELECT "INBOX" Reason Given: Internal error occured. Error report written to server log. [2004-12-03 11:15:54]
and what does the log says?
That's the other problem, I can't find the log for it. :/
Logs are in /var/logs/ usually, check "messages" file...
I reset messages*.* and maillog*.* and now nothing is being written to them. I've given them all 777 as I figured it was a permission error, but nothing is being written to them. So I'm more clueless then ever. :/
I assume by "reset", you mean "deleted"?
You'll need to restart syslog:
# service syslog restart
Did not know that, I'll have to remember to restart syslog after deleting log files. Now that I see the error the server is complaining about, I gave the /var/spool/mail directory the proper write premission and I'm back in business! =)
Thanks all for the help!
Randy
I assume by "reset", you mean "deleted"?
You'll need to restart syslog:
# service syslog restart
Did not know that, I'll have to remember to restart syslog after deleting log files. Now that I see the error the server is complaining about, I gave the /var/spool/mail directory the proper write premission and I'm back in business! =)
Alternatively, you should be able to clear out log files without restarting syslog via:
cat /dev/null > file.log
The above should work on any file that a running process such as syslog has open.
Cheers, Raman
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