Yes, they have ids. Could you possibly log on into my usermin and look at it? Maybe you will see what's wrong? I will send you a private message with the login and password.
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This bug happens when the Webmin setting "Usermin Configuration > Authentication > Enable session authentication" is not selected. It is not selected by default.
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Ok, I see how this can happen now .. running Useermin in session mode changes which DBM format is used by default. I will fix this in the next release.
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Mail folder type: external mail file
Odd, this works fine for me. Do you have Usermin configured to read mail via IMAP, or is it directly accessing an mbox or Maildir-format inbox?
It reads from a file:
Mail folder type: external mail file
I just tested this (on FreeBSD as well), and it works fine for me.
Do the messages in this mbox file have value Message-ID headers?
Yes, they have ids. Could you possibly log on into my usermin and look at it? Maybe you will see what's wrong? I will send you a private message with the login and password.
This bug happens when the Webmin setting "Usermin Configuration > Authentication > Enable session authentication" is not selected. It is not selected by default.
Ok, I see how this can happen now .. running Useermin in session mode changes which DBM format is used by default. I will fix this in the next release.