From: Derek T. <dt...@bb...> - 2004-05-25 14:40:04
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>>From: Markus Ruggiero <markus@ru...> >> No feedback after sending??? >>2004-05-22 02:31 >> >> Hi, >> I am running Squirrel Mail out of the box on Mac OS X Server >> (Panter). Everything works fine but there is a somewhat strange thing >> happening. After composing a new message and hitting the send button >> the mail is being sent but the current display remains on the compose >> message page. There is no feedback whatsoever that the mail has gone >> out successfully. The first time I thought that there was something >> wrong and repeatedly hit the sent button again and again, everytime >> sending the message again. Is this intended behaviour? Is there >> something that I can change? I think returning the user to the >> previous page (eg Inbox or whatever that was) would be a good thing >> when everything is ok. So the user knows that when he remains on the >> compose messsage screen the message was not sent and it is really >> save to send again. >> >> Thanks for any suggestion >> ---markus--- >> -- >> Markus Ruggiero > > From: p dont think <pdontthink@an...> > Re: No feedback after sending??? >2004-05-22 22:30 > > Markus, please check the mailing list archives. > > http://article.gmane.org/gmane.mail.squirrelmail.user/15493 > http://article.gmane.org/gmane.mail.squirrelmail.user/15494 Hello all, I have the exact same problem Markus and the archived articles above describe. Mac OS X Server 10.3.3 SquirrelMail 1.4.3-RC1 EIMS X 3.2.4 mail server (http://www.eudora.co.nz/) PHP 4.3.2 / Apache 1.3.29 <= preinstalled Browser behavior after hitting Send button: 1. Apple Safari 1.2.1 (Mac): barely-noticeable browser activity but the compose page does not change at all. 2. Internet Explorer 5.2.3 (Mac): "Security failure. Data decryption error." alert. 3. Internet Explorer 6.x (Windows): in the main window pane on the right you get a "Page cannot be found" error. In all cases, the messages - even those with attachments - are sent successfully. The apparent solution (in archive 15494), "A security update patch from Apple apparently fixed the problem.", does not work for me because my OS is updated with the latest security patches. Or is it a "special" security patch not available with Software Update (something like a Microsoft Hotfix)? Have tried turning off "Web Performance Cache" (port 16080) and tried using different SMTP authentication (none, login, and cram-md5) but the problem persists. Thanks for your time and any feedback. Cheers, Derek |