From: Michael T. C. <mik...@af...> - 2007-07-27 08:53:59
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I'm running Redhat Enterprise 4 and installed the following: * SquirrelMail version 1.4.3a-7.EL4 * Compatibility version 2.x * Plugins html mail, force preferences, changepassword I enabled the plugins using configuration script tool and Hit selection #8 for Plugins. i correctly uncompressed the plugin in the right place and Select the plugin to install by selecting the plugin number then hit "S" to save your selection and exit. How do I make plugins displayed when a user is logon SquirrelMail webmail? |
From: Tomas K. <to...@us...> - 2007-07-27 11:47:12
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> I’m running Redhat Enterprise 4 and installed the following: > > > SquirrelMail version > 1.4.3a-7.EL4 > Compatibility > version 2.x > Plugins > html mail, force preferences, changepassword > > > > I enabled the plugins using configuration script tool and > Hit selection #8 for Plugins. i correctly uncompressed the plugin in the right > place and Select the plugin to install by selecting the plugin number > then hit "S" to save your selection and exit. > > > > How do I make plugins displayed when a user is logon > SquirrelMail webmail? HTML Mail plugin adds new options in compose page and in Display or Compose preferences. You must use Internet Explorer 5.5 or later or Mozilla Firefox in order to see html_mail options in compose window. Forced Prefs plugin is invisible. You might notice it only when standard SquirrelMail options are not displayed. Change password plugins add section in Options page. If you can't see html mail and password plugin options, check script permissions and remember that some plugins need configuration files. Check INSTALL and README files. -- Tomas |