Unable to view login screen in squirrelmail
 

Hai,

I am using redhat E.S. 5.0. I have downloaded and installed squirrelmail (installed via rpm). I configured and tried to check via browser, I cannot view the login screen (it is blank). I don't know were i had made mistake can you please help me.

I am using fetchmail,postfix and dovecot.

Thanks and warm regards,

A.K. Kannan

hi,
did u got any error? send me the errors.... What version of sqmail ur using ? It is simply perl webpage easy to configure...

See the apache log..

go to-> cd config and run ./config.pl
The main menu appears.

You can configure a lot of items around here, I will only mention the most important ones:

In the main menu select 1
Enter your company information you want.
If you like to add a organisation logo (menu item 2), you can upload another picture to your webspace via FTP using the user account as defined in STEP 2.
Important: the picture dimensions in pixels must be the same as defined in menu item 3.
Return to the main menu by pressing R.

In the main menu select 2
Select 1 and enter your domain name
Select 3 and define your smtp server (Sendmail or SMTP)
Return to the main menu by pressing R.

In the main menu select 4 (General options)
Select 1 and define the data directory for Squirrelmail: ../data/
Select 2 and define the attachments directory for Squirrelmail: ../sqmattachments/

Return to the main menu by pressing R
After configuring the most important items save your Squirrelmail configuration by pressing S.
Press Q to quit.

unable to view the login screen and the error message
 

Thanks for your reply.

I run the ./conf.pl and configured.

Now also iam facing the same problem.

here if i type "http://192.168.100.203/webmailmail" Iam getting blank screen, if i type "http://localhost/webmail" Iam getting the following error message
"NOT FOUND
The requested URL/squirrelmail/ was not found on this server

Apache /2.2.3(Redhat)server at local host port 80."

Kindly help me.

Thanks in advance.

A.K. Kannan

sq mail
 

check the apache virtual folder... like http://localhost/<foldername> correct or not ?

Unable to view login screen in squirrelmail
 

Thanks for your reply.

I checked the wording like "http://localhost/<foldername>" in my /etc/httpd/conf/httpd.conf and also in /etc/postfix/irutal. I did not find any thing like what you have mentioned.

Kindly tell me where exactly i have to do this.

I am using RHEL 5.0


Thanks once again for your kind reply.


A.K. Kannan