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From: Ant <cable@ms...> - 2003-09-05 22:36:58
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In the install instructions for the tmda plugin, it talks about modifying
the smtp.php file. I have searched through the directory that squirrelmai=
l
is installed in I cannot find this file. Here is an excerpt from the
INSTALL text file.
#####Begin excerpt####
Change this:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------=
------
} else {
$fp =3D popen (escapeshellcmd("$sendmail_path -t -f$envelopefrom"), "w"=
);
}
-------------------------------------------------------------------------=
------
to look like this:
-------------------------------------------------------------------------=
------
} else {
$fp =3D popen (escapeshellcmd("username=3D$username $sendmail_path -t
-f$envelopefrom"), "w");
}
-------------------------------------------------------------------------=
------
####End excerpt####
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From: p dont think <pdontthink@an...> - 2003-09-05 22:29:33
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> I have my users complaining that the display in the sent > items folders, whether or not Sub-folders are enabled shows the > FROM column, which obviously always displays there own name/email > address. > > Is there any way to configure Squirrelmails so that the Sent folders display > TO instead of FROM in its display? This is default in SM. You probably have not correctly specified what your sent folder is in conf.pl, option 3. - Paul |
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From: Brad Donison <brad.donison@LeVault.com> - 2003-09-05 21:07:55
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Matthew Walker said: > Well, I don't have any way to block them, but BayesSpam will filter them > into either your trash or a folder of your choice if you train them as spam. > (The virii have very distinctive tokens in the message that make it very > easy to filter them...) There is a minimalistic virus plugin that works, though has a limited set of viruses that it detects. It would be great if there was a conversion program which could convert the clamav defs into something that the squirrelmail virus plugin can use. Brad > nick said: >> help! >> i have a squirrelmail account through mediatemple.et, >> which hosts my website. >> i've changed addresses 3 times, and within 3 days, my >> mailbox is clogged with viruses, and it is sending >> them out. squirrel mail seems to offer no security, >> and because it is web-based, i cant use symatic or >> anything >> any help would be welcome...this is getting >> ridiculous. >> nick >> >> __________________________________ >> Do you Yahoo!? >> Yahoo! SiteBuilder - Free, easy-to-use web site design software >> http://sitebuilder.yahoo.com >> >> >> ------------------------------------------------------- >> This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek >> Welcome to geek heaven. >> http://thinkgeek.com/sf >> -- >> squirrelmail-devel mailing list >> List Address: squirrelmail-devel@... >> List Archives: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=7139 >> List Info: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/squirrelmail-devel >> > > > -- > Was I helpful? Let others know: > http://svcs.affero.net/rm.php?r=utoxin&p=main > > > ------------------------------------------------------- > This sf.net email is sponsored by:ThinkGeek > Welcome to geek heaven. > http://thinkgeek.com/sf > -- > squirrelmail-devel mailing list > List Address: squirrelmail-devel@... > List Archives: http://sourceforge.net/mailarchive/forum.php?forum_id=7139 > List Info: https://lists.sourceforge.net/lists/listinfo/squirrelmail-devel > -- CTO dot net;-) |
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From: Curtis Rubel <crubel@co...> - 2003-09-05 20:57:09
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Hello all,
I have my users complaining that the display in the sent
items folders, whether or not Sub-folders are enabled shows the
FROM column, which obviously always displays there own name/email
address.
Is there any way to configure Squirrelmails so that the Sent folders display
TO instead of FROM in its display?
Thanks,
Curtis
Curtis Rubel Compro Computer Services, Inc.
System Administrator 105 East Drive
Office: (321)727-2211 Melbourne, FL 32904
Cell: (321)258-9348 Email: crubel@...
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From: p dont think <pdontthink@an...> - 2003-09-05 12:47:25
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> Is there an environment variable within SM that points to the data > directory? $data_dir usually all you need to do is: global $data_dir; and it's ready to use... > No better way to learn than hit the ground running.. :) with php.net at your side... |
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From: p dont think <pdontthink@an...> - 2003-09-05 09:39:56
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> >>I have just updated squirrelmail and the vacation plugin on my server and > >>run into problems with the plugin. It always complains about a problem > >>with USER and PASS for the ftp login. I have figured out that the variables > >>"username" and "password" are empty when the ftp-connect is used in the > >>script vac_init.php. When I enter the values directly in the script the > >>ftp connect works fine. > >> > >>Can you give me a solution to this problem. It seems that something is > >>wrong with the global variables. I made sure that register_globals is enabled > >>in my php.ini. > > > > > > 1) it is NOT a good idea to turn register_globals on. Squirrelmail should > run just fine without that setting > > > > 2) have you tried contacting the author? It supposedly has been working under > 1.4 for quite some time, and I would suspect that it should be rg=off compatible. > I can look at it if the author isn't responding... ah heck, just a quick > once-over and it looks like the code is fine -- it is rg=off compatible and > it is retrieving the username and password correctly. So i am not sure why > you'd be seeing what you are. You should include the exact error messages and > also make sure you've turned up error reporting in php.ini in case there are > any PHP errors happening. > > > > - paul > > This is the error message I get when starting the vacation plugin. The author > told me that is plugin has not been test with SM 1.41 yet. He will do so on > the > weekend. There is no substantial difference (as far as a plugin like that is concerned) between 1.4 and 1.4.1. If it works (correctly) in 1.4, it should be fine for 1.4.1 and 1.4.2. > Warning: ftp_login: Please login with USER and PASS. in > /var/www/squirrelmail-1.4.1/plugins/vacation/vac_init.php on line 59 > Failed to login to FTP server. > > Any idea ? I have set register_globals=Off now but there is no change > in the behaviour of vacation, but php is safer now. Thanxs ! Well, I downloaded and took a closer look at the code. It's a very old plugin, and the code is hacked up, in several places incorrectly, to work with rg=off and SM 1.4. With error reporting turned on, it's a complete mess of E_ALL crap. Complete nightmare. I hacked it up even more (and tried, where I could without diving into a full re-write, to clean it up) so that now it works for me. Er, that is, it works as far as just getting to the first screen. I don't run a local vacation system, so I can't test any further... You'll have to test the rest, and Matt (or someone) may want to think about actually re-writing he plugin some day, since isn't the best code I've ever seen. I think it slides under the bar of the plugin specs ( http://squirrelmail.org/wiki/wiki.php?PluginStandards ), but just barely (given some of the changes I just made). Er, anyhow, give this one a whirl and maybe Matt can take over from here? Thanks, Paul |
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From: <j.reiners@ie...> - 2003-09-05 07:27:48
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p dont think wrote: >>I have just updated squirrelmail and the vacation plugin on my server and >>run into problems with the plugin. It always complains about a problem >>with USER and PASS for the ftp login. I have figured out that the variables >>"username" and "password" are empty when the ftp-connect is used in the >>script vac_init.php. When I enter the values directly in the script the >>ftp connect works fine. >> >>Can you give me a solution to this problem. It seems that something is >>wrong with the global variables. I made sure that register_globals is enabled >>in my php.ini. > > > 1) it is NOT a good idea to turn register_globals on. Squirrelmail should run just fine without that setting > > 2) have you tried contacting the author? It supposedly has been working under 1.4 for quite some time, and I would suspect that it should be rg=off compatible. I can look at it if the author isn't responding... ah heck, just a quick once-over and it looks like the code is fine -- it is rg=off compatible and it is retrieving the username and password correctly. So i am not sure why you'd be seeing what you are. You should include the exact error messages and also make sure you've turned up error reporting in php.ini in case there are any PHP errors happening. > > - paul This is the error message I get when starting the vacation plugin. The author told me that is plugin has not been test with SM 1.41 yet. He will do so on the weekend. Warning: ftp_login: Please login with USER and PASS. in /var/www/squirrelmail-1.4.1/plugins/vacation/vac_init.php on line 59 Failed to login to FTP server. Any idea ? I have set register_globals=Off now but there is no change in the behaviour of vacation, but php is safer now. Thanxs ! regards, Joerg |
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From: Brian G. Peterson <brian@br...> - 2003-09-05 03:01:35
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Jeff, I'm the GPG plugin team lead. I'd be happy to help you get it working off-list. Let's communicate privately to get you up and running. - Brian -----Original Message----- From: Jeff Milam Sent: Thursday, September 04, 2003 4:06 PM To: squirrelmail-plugins@... Subject: [SM-PLUGINS] GnuPGP I have the GnuPGP plugin installed and running but i don't really knwo where to begin to make it work. Can anyone help? Jeffrey S. Milam Wireless Frontier Internet Web Engineer Intern (432) 837-7255 ext. 165 |
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From: Matt Scalf <president@iz...> - 2003-09-05 01:44:40
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This bug occurs when I ...
... view a particular message
... use a specific plugin/function
... try to do/view/use ....
The description of the bug:
Foreach error in the delete_move_next plugin.
I can reproduce the bug by:
Deleting the last email in a folder with the delete_move_next plugin
installed.
(Optional) I got bored and found the bug occurs in:
delete_move_del_arr_elem in setup.php
(Optional) I got really bored and here's a fix:
add this line to setup.php after line 62:
if (!is_array ($arr) & empty($arr)) $arr =3D array ();
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My browser information:
Mozilla/4.0 (compatible; MSIE 6.0; Windows NT 5.1; .NET CLR 1.1.4322)
get_browser() information (List)
* Nothing listed
My web server information:
PHP Version 4.2.2
PHP Extensions (List)
* 0 =3D yp
* 1 =3D xml
* 2 =3D wddx
* 3 =3D sysvshm
* 4 =3D sysvsem
* 5 =3D standard
* 6 =3D sockets
* 7 =3D shmop
* 8 =3D session
* 9 =3D pspell
* 10 =3D posix
* 11 =3D pcre
* 12 =3D openssl
* 13 =3D iconv
* 14 =3D gmp
* 15 =3D gettext
* 16 =3D gd
* 17 =3D ftp
* 18 =3D exif
* 19 =3D domxml
* 20 =3D dio
* 21 =3D dbx
* 22 =3D dba
* 23 =3D curl
* 24 =3D ctype
* 25 =3D calendar
* 26 =3D bz2
* 27 =3D bcmath
* 28 =3D zlib
* 29 =3D imap
* 30 =3D ldap
* 31 =3D mysql
* 32 =3D pgsql
* 33 =3D Apache 2.0
SquirrelMail-specific information:
Version: 1.5.0 [CVS]
Plugins (List)
* 0 =3D abook_group
* 1 =3D abook_import_export
* 2 =3D address_add
* 3 =3D administrator
* 4 =3D archive_mail
* 5 =3D autocomplete
* 6 =3D bayesspam
* 7 =3D bookmarks
* 8 =3D bug_report
* 9 =3D calendar
* 10 =3D change_passwd
* 11 =3D compatibility
* 12 =3D delete_move_next
* 13 =3D download_all
* 14 =3D empty_trash
* 15 =3D extract
* 16 =3D folder_settings
* 17 =3D folder_sizes
* 18 =3D folder_synch
* 19 =3D info
* 20 =3D listcommands
* 21 =3D mail_fetch
* 22 =3D message_details
* 23 =3D msg_flags
* 24 =3D newmail
* 25 =3D newuser_wiz
* 26 =3D notes
* 27 =3D select_range
* 28 =3D sent_subfolders
* 29 =3D squirrelspell
* 30 =3D startup_folder
* 31 =3D timeout_user
* 32 =3D todo
* 33 =3D translate
* 34 =3D username
* 35 =3D variable_sent_folder
* 36 =3D virus_scan
My IMAP server information:
Server type: uw
Server info: * OK [HIDDEN] IMAP4REV1 LOGIN-REFERRALS STARTTLS
AUTH=3DLOGIN] [66.151.172.153] IMAP4rev1 2001.315rh at Wed, 3 Sep 2031
19:27:07 -0600 (MDT)
Cabailities: IMAP4REV1 IDLE NAMESPACE MAILBOX-REFERRALS SCAN SORT
THREAD=3DREFERENCES THREAD=3DORDEREDSUBJECT MULTIAPPEND LOGIN-REFERRALS
STARTTLS AUTH=3DLOGIN
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From: vince <vince@ge...> - 2003-09-05 00:25:26
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>From: "Starkey, Jamuel, NEO" <jamuel@...> >There is no "problem" with twc-weather just turn the weather_proxy_icons feature OFF (=FALSE). I debated implementing a temp file >solution and rejected it for the reason stated below among others. > >The reason that icon proxying was added in the first place was to eliminate the pop up warning that SSL users could receive since their >browser was being redirected to weather.com's site to grab the icon. So if you are willing to open yourself up to security exploits why >not just turn of the SSL redirect warning in your browser? (It's a heck of a lot easier to do that than deal with a divergent twc_weather >code base as well as adding additional apps to your system in order to support such an insignificant feature in SM). > >If you'd like to discuss development options for fixes and/or features feel free to contact me offline--see the README file or the Plugin >page for a good address to reach me! > >Cheers, > >JPS Actually i did try to contact you via email, unfortunately your email server is blackholing the entire world (see slashdot article http://slashdot.org/article.pl?sid=03/08/27/0214238&mode=thread&tid=111&tid=126) Regards, Vince |
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From: vince <vince@ge...> - 2003-09-05 00:06:50
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So if i make my temp file in the SM data dir and that dir is only writable by apache would that clear up the security problem? If so, that would be a fairly easy fix, i would just have to figure out the path that SM is installed in. Vince >> `rm -f $tempfilename`; //clean up unused file >> [snip] >> `rm -f $pngFileName`; //done with the temp file so delete it. >> [snip] >> `rm -f $pngFileName`; //remove the unused gif gile > >Depending on the implementation of Apache and Squirrel these actions are >not safe and could lead to a system compromise. > >You'd be better off adding and deleting files in the data directory of the >squirrelmail install. > >Note: this is the standard temporary file race condition where an app >creates a tmp file, the hacker code replaces that file with a link to a >more critical file on the system, the app comes back a split second later >and deletes the tmp file which is now pointing at let's say.../etc/passwd > >-Tyler |