Do my eyes deceive me?
I had set Squirrelmail to no in options.conf along time ago as I had installed a nightly build on my servers to get PHP 5.4 support and ./build versions kept telling me there was an "update" to a lesser version, 1.4.22.
Is DA now packaging SQmail nightlies or providing...
I didnt see an announcement thread on this to post an issue to so I am creating it here.
I am unable to update:
tls.c: In function ‘tls_init_ecdh_curve’:
tls.c:56: error: ‘EC_KEY’ undeclared (first use in this function)
tls.c:56: error: (Each undeclared identifier is reported only once...
0.9.35 is now officially out:
SOURCE: http://download.suhosin.org/suhosin-0.9.35.tgz
DEVELOPER AT GITHUB: https://github.com/stefanesser/suhos...ive/master.zip
2014-02-24 - 0.9.35
- From now only PHP >= 5.4 is officially supported
- Fix problems with the hard memory_limit on 64 bit systems
-...
This is an odd one.
The error I get in PHP is:
Script timed out before returning headers: redirect.php, referer: https://domain.com/squirrelmail/src/login.php
Every other mail user on this domain can use SQmail no issue.
This one user CAN login to RoundCube.
I've checked things like the...
After two years, Stefan has committed some updates
2014-02-xx - 0.9.35-DEV
- Fix problems with the hard memory_limit on 64 bit systems
- Fix problems with user space session handler due to change in PHP 5.4.0
- Add changes in PHP 5.5 session handlers structures for PHP 5.5...
I was going through our key manager today and trying to clean some things up and notice that I cannot update any of the hostnames on my licenses.
For example, a license with name server1.myserver.com can't be updated to server23.myserver.com
It just says:
server23.myserver.com isn't a valid...
EDIT: See the fourth post for full installation instructions
Recently we upgraded to PHP 5.4 and did a compile of the latest source of Suhosin to get PHP 5.4 support.
This broke Roundcube with the way it handles sessions (0.9.5) so I disabled suhosin, however, in Googling around Roundcube says...
This would need to handle automating/keeping current:
/etc/virtual/interfaces
And adding the following to exim.conf:
remote_smtp:
interface = ${lookup{$sender_address_domain}lsearch{/etc/virtual/interfaces} {$value}{$MAIN_SERVER_IP}}
It would also be nice if a mailhelo file could be...
We run a rather customized exim.conf based on a much older spamblocker version.
Things like:
-send email from accounts dedicated IP
-clamAV
-dkim
...etc
I know in CB I can ./build exim_conf but theres nothing in the way of documentation (that I can find) that speaks to how it handles this...
If I set SSL=1 in /usr/local/directadmin/conf/directadmin.conf , there is a considerable delay time before the browser loads the HTTPS version of the login screen.
Is there anyway to make this happen instantly?
CentOS per usual is too far behind and lacking the newer and more secure protocols.
Has anyone successfully upgraded their OpenSSL install on a Cent5.x server?
I would like to edit my exim.conf such that mail is rejected if a users box is full instead of keeping the bounce in the queue for days on end.
I've seen suggestions to override the quota for the user or even delete the user all together but I'd rather keep the seal of integrity and just not...