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Im trying to run squirrelmail and when i go to login, i get past the login screen but it says that it cant connect to port 111, but i have it configured to go to 143, but it keeps on wanting to go to 111. what do i do.
111 is sunrpc aka portmapper, apps connect to portmapper and portmapper tells them what port to connect to.
Start the portmap service (/etc/init.d/portmap start) and see what happens.
There is a port 0 actually, but back to your problem.
I think you've got a configuration error, go to the squirrelmail dir and typ ./configure, the check the IMAP port&server settings.
Hey Robert, I have decided to give IMP a go. I was curious if you could give me an example of a configuration file. So I can have a reference. I know server settings will be different.
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