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Hola,
i need to ask for some problem faces me in Squirrelmail.
I have a Squirrelmail 1.4.0 and all is fine, it hs the ability to send and receive mail without any problems yet, just few days i tried to let Squirrelmail to work using Database, but really i don't know how to do that.
i make some changes in config.php file and then run the configtest.php and it gives me these informatons :
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Checking database functions...
not using database functionality.
Really help me, my server is :
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Linux Centos 5.4
Mail Server Postfix
Squirrelmail 1.4.0
MySQL DB
Without having any clue as to what you did or did not try, I would suggest the following: http://squirrelmail.org/docs/admin/admin.html#toc5.7. It is from the Squirrelmail documentation page and discusses the downsides of using a database backend, which includes some squirrelmail functions not working with it, as well as providing a how to do this if you still want to proceed.
Without having any clue as to what you did or did not try, I would suggest the following: http://squirrelmail.org/docs/admin/admin.html#toc5.7. It is from the Squirrelmail documentation page and discusses the downsides of using a database backend, which includes some squirrelmail functions not working with it, as well as providing a how to do this if you still want to proceed.
thanks a lot, but please told me what files you want to see
This is somewhat of a guess based upon my own experience with PhP / MySQL applications, but you probably have a configuration error in supplying the user name and password for your database. If you are trying to connect to a database that is on a different computer than the mail application, this will be possible but more difficult. When users try to connect to the database, it receives the user plus the domain information and both need to match in the users table. By the way, the user is created with the 'grant privileges' command. The No address book defined error could be a result of the failure to connect to the database.
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