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Re: [Ilohamail-users] I need your help please.
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From: <sc...@bo...> - 2004-10-06 20:00:10
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Perhaps you don't have the mail package for php? Try the php documentation at www.php.net and specifically: http://www.php.net/manual/en/ref.mail.php On 10/6/2004, "Phil Taylor" <fr...@su...> wrote: >Sorry I posted the message in the wrong list area, so I am re-posting it >to make the proper corrections. Folkes I really your help on this please >because I am unable to correct the problem with the web mail. > >I am using the current version of your web mail, apache, php and I also >have all the apache modes included. THe login is working fine, but after >I compose a message I am getting this error > > >To: "Phillip Taylor" <pt...@ba...> >Attachments: 0 >Num parts: 0 >Sending... >Adjusted to: pt...@ba... > >From: fr...@su... > >Fatal error: Call to undefined function: mail() in >/mnt/hdb1/web/main/IlohaMail/source/compose2.php on line 682 > > > >Here is my login.inc file > >suse:/mnt/hdb1/web/main/IlohaMail/conf # more login.inc ><?php >/******************************************************** > conf/defaults.inc > > PURPOSE: > Configuration options for login screen > >********************************************************/ > >/***************** HOSTS ******************************* > The $host variable is used to determine how the user > specifies the email server to log into. > Format of host: > [protocol/]host[:port] > e.g.: > mail.domain.com > IMAP/mail.domain.com:145 > mail.domain.com:110 > note: > You can have multiple mail server that use > different protocols. If protocol or port > is specified in host string, the "protocol" > field in the login screen will be ignored. > > Protocol is optional only if the port is a > standard port (110=pop, 143=imap, 993=imap-ssl) > If neither protocol or port is specified, > it will default to IMAP. >********************************************************/ > >// default. index.php will display an empty text box >$default_host = "suse.taylorassociate.com"; > > >// Use the following to hard code the server. If the >// following line is used, index.php will not allow >// users to specify any other server >// >//$default_host = "suse.taylorassociate.com"; > > >// Use the following if you have multiple supported >// servers, from which users can choose from. >// >//$default_host = array( >// "red.example.com"=>"Red", >// "green.example.com"=>"Green", >// "imap.example.com"=>"imap.example.com" >// ); > > > >/***************** ADVANCED **************************** > The "advanced" login screen allows the users to specify > the protocol (POP/IMAP) as well as the root directory, > in addition to the standard parameters. > Set the value to 0 if you do not want to give users > the ability to specify the protocol or rootdir. >********************************************************/ > >$adv_mode = 0; > > > >/***************** Default Port ************************* > Specify the default port. If "advanced" mode is enabled, > the value specified here will be the default value, but > the user will be able to change it. > IlohaMail currently does not support nonstandard ports. > Ports: > 143 for IMAP > 110 for POP3 >********************************************************/ > >$default_port = 110; > > > >/***************** Default Root Direcotry *************** > Specify the default rootdir. If "advanced" mode is > enabled, the value specified here will be the default > value, but the user will be able to change it. > > Rootdirs are only used by IMAP accounts, and in only > rare cases. Some IMAP servers will return all folders > within a user's home directory, and not only folders > used to store email. If that happens, rootdir can > be used to make sure only related folders are returned. >********************************************************/ > >$default_rootdir = ""; > > > >/***************** Default Root Direcotry *************** > Default language to use if user doesn't specify one > when first logging in. See include/langs.inc for > available languages. >********************************************************/ > >$default_lang = "eng/"; > > > > >/******************* Show / Hide Fields ***************** > The following directives allow you to hide some of > the fields in the login screen. > A default value should be specified above, if the > fields are hidden. > Values: > 1 = Hide > 0 = Show > > For $hide_host to have affect, a $default_host must > be specified. >********************************************************/ > >$hide_host = 1; > >$hide_protocol = 1; > >$hide_rootdir = 1; > >$hide_lang = 0; > > >/******************* Auto-Append ************************ > Automatically appends string (usually host) to end of > user id. Leave blank/undeclared if you do not need > to auto-append. > String will not be appended if already present in > user id. > > e.g. > This will append "@domain.com" to users logging > into mail.domain.com (so it'll be something like > "us...@do..."): > > $AUTO_APPEND["mail.domain.com"] = >"@suse.taylorassociate.com"; > >********************************************************/ > >//$AUTO_APPEND["mail.domain.com"] = "@suse.taylorassociate.com"; > > > > >/******************* Log out redirect ******************* > URL to be redirected to after user logs out. Default > is "index.php" which is the login screen. >********************************************************/ > >$logout_url = "index.php"; > > > >/******************* Use Cookies ************************ > When cookies are used, the session encryption key is > stored in a cookie, instead of using an encryption key > generated from the user's IP address. Unlike IP-based > encryption keys, keys stored in cookies will carry over > even if the user's IP address changes. This will also > enhance security, especially when used with SSL. > > If cookies aren't available in the user's browser, > IlohaMail will automatically revert to a IP-based key. >********************************************************/ > >$USE_COOKIES = 1; > > >/******************* VDOMAIN_DETECT ************************ > When allowing access to multiple hosts through one installation > of IlohaMail, this feature can be used to auto-detect the right > host depending on the vhost used to access the interface. > > Format: > $VDOMAIN_DETECT["HTTP vhost"] = "mail host"; > >********************************************************/ > >// When accessed from http://domain1.com/mail, >// use mail.domain1.com: >$VDOMAIN_DETECT["domain1.com"] = "suse.taylorassociate.com"; > >// When accessed from http://domain2.net/mail, >// use mail.domain2.net >$VDOMAIN_DETECT["domain2.net"] = "suse.taylorassociate.com"; > > >/******************* SSL_ENABLED ************************ > If set to 'true', the protocol selection menu will > display 'imap-ssl', for IMAP over SSL. > > NOTE: Enabled ONLY IF your build of PHP supports > SSL (i.e. was compiled with the --with-openssl flag). >********************************************************/ >$SSL_ENABLED = false; > >?> >suse:/mnt/hdb1/web/main/IlohaMail/conf # > > > >======================================================================== >config.inc file > > > >suse:/mnt/hdb1/web/main/IlohaMail/conf # more conf.inc ><?php >/******************************************************** > conf/conf.inc > > PURPOSE: > General settings and configuration. > >********************************************************/ > > >/******* FOR OPTIMAL PERFORMANCE ******* > As you can see this file contains a lot of comments. > For optimal performance, remove all comments and only > leave directives you need and use. >*/ > > >/***************** BACKEND **************** > IlohaMail supports multiple backends, namely, file > and/or database based. If a database backend is used, > a file-based backend can still be used to certain > features. > > Deprecated. Use conf/db_conf.php >*/ >$backend = "FS"; > >// $UPLOAD_DIR path to uploads dir >// MUST HAVE TRAILING '/' >// REQUIRED: Always >$UPLOAD_DIR = "../data/uploads/"; > >// $CACHE_DIR path to cache dir >// MUST HAVE TRAILING '/' >// REQUIRED: Always (folder it self does not need to exist) >$CACHE_DIR = "../data/cache/"; > >// $USER_DIR path to users dir >// MUST HAVE TRAILING'/' >// REQUIRED: For FS-backend >$USER_DIR = "../data/users/"; > >// $SESSION_DIR path to sessions dir >// MUST HAVE TRAILING '/' >// REQUIRED: For FS-backend >$SESSION_DIR = "../data/sessions/"; > > >/********************* LOG ***************** > The log feature in IlohaMail logs all log in/out > attempts, and works with both file-base and DB-based > backends. The log feature is deactivated by default. >*/ > >// Set the following value to true to active logging >$log_active = false; > >// Log backend >// The log backend defaults to $backend, but falls >// back to "FS" if $log_file (below) is set. >// In other words, the options are: >// "": default >// "syslog" : log to syslog >$log_backend = ""; > >// Log file path (file-based backend only) >// Use relative path to source file, or absolute path >// PHP must have write privileges to the file and/or >// parent directory. >$log_file = ""; > >// Template entry (file-based backend only) >// The log feature will take this line, and replace the >// keywords with appropriate information to enter in the >// log. Use any combination of the following keywords: >// "date" : date and time >// "ip" : client IP address >// "acct" : if available, email account and server >// "comment" : Error messages or comments >$log_template = "[date] ip:acct - action (comment)"; > > >/**************** Spam Prevention ************ > This feature is not for blocking incoming spam, but > for preventing possible use of IlohaMail for spamming > purposes. > > This will involve a three-level approach. > Level 1: Restrict number of recepients per email > Level 2: Restrict number of recepients per session > Level 3: Set minimum interval between sending > > In a restrictive setting, a spammer may be forced > to send to 10 people at a time, once every minute > and log out and log back in after sending 5 messages. > This should effectively discourage manual and automated > spamming. >*/ > >// Maximum number of recepients per message. >// Will count To,CC,BCC fields. More specifically >// it will count the number of '@' symbols. >$max_rcpt_message = 50; > >// Maximum number of recepients per session. >// Note: This is not the number of messages, >// but the total number of recepients. >$max_rcpt_session = 100; > >// Minimum interval between send operations, >// in seconds. >$min_send_interval = 15; > > >/**************** spam reporting ************* > Specify an email address, if one is available, > where users can report spam. This will add a > link in the read message window allowing users > to report spam in two simpl clicks. > > Leave the string empty to disable this feature. >*/ > >$report_spam_to="ab...@ta..."; > > >/***************** Auth Mode *************** > Specify default IMAP authentication method. > Choices are: > "plain" : Always use plain text > Greatest compatibility > > "auth" : Try encrypted authenctication > (CRAM-MD5), first, then plain > > "check" : Check the server's capabilities > for CRAM-MD5, and use appropriate > auth method. > "apop" : For POP3 only > "none" : For SMTP only. Use if SMTP server > does not require authentication. >*/ > >$AUTH_MODE["imap"] = "plain"; >$AUTH_MODE["pop3"] = "plain"; >$AUTH_MODE["smtp"] = ""; > > >/***************** Time Limit *************** > Set maximum execution time. Opening mailboxes > with even thousands of messages shouldn't have > problems, but a large POP account may time out. > > Set value to 0 for unlimited timeout. >*/ > >$MAX_EXEC_TIME = 60; > > >/***************** Trust User Address ******** > This directive specifies whether to use the > user specified email address in the From header. > > When on (set to true or 1): > User specified address is used in From header > Authenticated email address used for Sender header > When off (set to false or 0): > Authenticated email address used for From header > User specified address used in Reply-To header > > Note: > The 'init_from_address' option needs to be configured > in conf/defaults.generic.inc (or defaults.host.inc) > if server host name is not same as email domain name > e.g. > if server is imap.domain.com but email address > is us...@do... > >*/ > >$TRUST_USER_ADDRESS = 1; > > >/***************** SMTP Server ************** > SMTP server to use. Default is "localhost", > however any SMTP server that'll allow relaying > from your webmail server can be used. > Authenticated SMTP is currently not supported. > > Leave string empty to use PHP's mail() function. > (Might work more reliably.) >*/ > >$SMTP_SERVER = ""; > > >/***************** SMTP Type ************** > The SMTP server type. This is used to > accomodate slight differences between SMTP > servers. > > This directive only takes effect if $SMTP_SERVER > is specified. > > Supported values: "sendmail", "courier" > > NOTE: if you're not sure, just use "sendmail" >*/ > >$SMTP_TYPE = "sendmail"; > > >/***************** SMTP User/Pass ************** > If you have a password protected SMTP server, > and would like all webmail users to send even > if they can't directly authenticate against > your SMTP server themselves, use the directives > below to specify which user to authenticate as. > If empty, users' login and passwords will be used > instead. > > ONLY FOR AUTH SMTP >*/ >$SMTP_USER = ""; >$SMTP_PASSWORD = ""; > > >/***************** Tag-Lines ***************** > TAG-LINES are blurbs that can be attached at the > end of messages sent through IlohaMail. > If you do not want tag-lines attached, leave the > string empty. If you want taglines on some users > but not on others, set the $TAG_LEVEL to a number > greater than 0, and change the user's userLevel > in the backend (only works with database backend). > > Example: > $TAG_LINE = "---------------\n"; > $TAG_LINE .= "This message was sent using IlohaMail"; >*/ > >$TAG_LINE = ""; > >$TAG_LEVEL = 0; > > >/***************** Maximum Session ***************** > MAX_SESSION_TIME specifies the maximum length of > time users can be logged in without having to log > out. After the MAX_SESSION_TIME is over, users > will be forced to log out and log back in. > > VALUE MUST BE SECONDS. > > e.g. > $MAX_SESSION_TIME = (60 * 60 * 24); // 24 hours > $MAX_SESSION_TIME = 3600; // 1 hour > >*/ > >$MAX_SESSION_TIME = (60 * 60 * 24); > > >/***************** Stay Logged In ***************** > and allows users to be logged in indefinitely. > > If enabled (set to 1), $MAX_SESSION_TIME becomes > the length of time a user can be inactive before > getting logged out. >*/ > >$STAY_LOGGED_IN = 1; > > >/***************** POP3 QUOTA ***************** > POP3 disk quotas must be hard codded, since > POP3 does not provide the means to retreive > a user's quota. > > VALUES ARE IN KILOBYTES > > Quotas are set for each host, even if there's > only one. > > e.g. > > $POP_QUOTA["losers.domain.com"] = 5000; > $POP_QUOTA["winners.domain.com"] = 20000; >*/ > >//$POP_QUOTA["host"] = 0; > > >/***************** REFRESH INTERVALS *********** > Users can configure the radar (indicator in top > left frame) and folder list to reload periodically. > > Since a large installation with dozens or hundreds > of users whose refresh is set to mere seconds > could cause excessive traffic, you can set the > minimum intervals here. > > As reference, if there are 100 users logged in > and they all have both refresh values set to 5 > seconds, they will generate 24 requests per minute > each. Collectively, they will generate 2400 page > views per minute, on top of the usual more resource > intensive calls. Do the math and set the values > as appropriate for your environment. >*/ > >$MIN_FOLDERLIST_REFRESH = 10; >$MIN_RADAR_REFRESH = 10; > > >/***************** DISABLE ****************** > The following directives can be used to disable > some of the "extra" features. >*/ > >$DISABLE_CALENDAR = 0; >$DISABLE_BOOKMARKS = 0; > > >/***************** MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE *********** > Maximum attachment upload size. If set to 0, it > matches the "upload_max_filesize" directive in php.ini. > > Value must be equal to or less than > "upload_max_filesize" and "post_max_size" directives > set in php.ini. >*/ >$MAX_UPLOAD_SIZE = 0; > > >/***************** SPELL CHECK ************** > IlohaMail uses aspell (http://aspell.net/) but > does NOT use PHP's aspell/pspell module. All you > need is athe aspell executable, and appropriate > dictionaries. > > ONLY WORKS ON UNIX, DISABLED BY DEFAULT > UNCOMMENT TO ENABLE: > > $ASPELL_PATH : path to aspell binary > > specify supported languages with: > $DICTIONARIES[<lang>] = <name> > >*/ >//path to aspell binary >//$ASPELL_PATH = "/usr/bin/aspell"; > >//supported languages >//$DICTIONARIES["en"] = "English"; > > >/***************** IGNORE FOLDERS ********** > Specify regular expression rules of folders > to ignore. For example: > > $IGNORE_FOLDERS["mail.domain.com"] = "^Public Folders/"; > > ignores all folders inside "Public Folders" including the > folder itself for the host "mail.domain.com". >*/ >//$IGNORE_FOLDERS[<host>] = <regexp>; > > > >/***************** GPG ********************* > ---EXPERIMENTAL--- > A complete web interface for GPG. Supports: > -Key generation > -Import public keys > -Encrypt on send > -Decrypt on receive > This feature works regardless of whether the user > has a shell account on the webmail server or not. > ---EXPERIMENTAL--- >*/ > >$GPG_ENABLE=0; >$GPG_PATH = "/usr/bin/gpg"; >$GPG_HOME_STR = "../data/gpg/%u.%h"; >//$GPG_HOME_STR = "/home/%u"; > > >/**** WARNING *** > Make sure there are NO BLANK LINES after > the '?>' below!! Blank lines will cause > all kinds of problems!! >*******************/ >?> >suse:/mnt/hdb1/web/main/IlohaMail/conf # > > > >=============================================================================================== > > > > > > >------------------------------------------------------- >This SF.net email is sponsored by: IT Product Guide on ITManagersJournal >Use IT products in your business? Tell us what you think of them. Give us >Your Opinions, Get Free ThinkGeek Gift Certificates! 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