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tHaHooL
22.08.03, 09:38
Ich hab auf meinem Webserver V-Webmail installiert, nur leider funktioniert es nicht so recht.
Wenn ich mich einloggen will, dann passiert gar nix...
Vielleicht ist es nur eine Kleinigkeit in meinem Config-file:

local.servers.php

; <?php /*
; $Id: servers.php,v 1.4 2002/11/05 15:47:40 richard Exp $
; +----------------------------+
; | V-webmail servers file |
; +----------------------------+
;
; WARNING:
;
; DO NOT ALTER THIS FILE! Make a copy called local.servers.php and modify that instead.
;
; About this file
; ===============
;
; This file is used if you want to only allow access to a certain set of servers.
; For example if you have three servers, and you only want your users to use these
; three, you would specify them in this file, and set servers_strict to On. If you're
; not bothered then you can set servers_strict to Off, however the default settings
; for the login page server/type/port will be taken from the first set of server
; settings (initially marked as "Default Server"). It's therefore very important that
; you have at least one set of server settings in here.
;
; If this file is changed and thus the last modified time changed, it will be
; re-read. If the last modified time does not change, it will not be re-read.
;
; If you wish to comment out an entry in this file, put a semi-colon (;) at the
; start of the line. Similarly, if you wish to uncomment an entry, remove the semi-colon.


; This setting determines, as mentioned above, whether the users of V-webmail will be
; limited to the server settings in this file or not. If you set this to On and have
; multiple servers

servers_strict = On


[Default Server]


; This is the IP address or hostname (preferably) of the IMAP/POP3 server you're connecting to.

srvr = localhost


; This is the port of the IMAP/POP3 server you're connecting to. It's usually 143 for IMAP and
; 110 for POP3.

port = 110


; This is the type of protocol to use. This can be one of the following:
;
; imap - Regular IMAP server
; imap/notls - If you're using a recent version of PHP (4.1.0+) and also
; the 2001 version of the c-client library, then if you're IMAP
; server advertises SSL support it will be used if you set the
; protocol to "imap". If this is the case (an example is the
; bundled IMAP/PHP RPMS with RedHat Linux 7.3), then you should
; use this option
; imap/ssl - IMAP over SSL where the server has a *valid* SSL certificate
; imap/ssl/novalidate-cert - IMAP over SSL where the server has a self-signed certificate
; pop3 - Regular POP3 server
; pop3/notls - See imap/notls
; pop3/ssl - POP3 over SSL where the server has a *valid* SSL certificate
; pop3/ssl/novalidate-cert - POP3 over SSL where the server has a self-signed certificate

type = pop3


; If you're using IMAP then you should set this to the folder prefix appropriate for your server.
; With UW-Imap this is usually "mail/" or "Mail/", whilst with Courier or Cyrus this is usually
; "INBOX."

fold = mail/


; When using allow_changeable_email set to Off, this option will be used to build the email address
; instead of the mail server hostname. Eg if you have a mail server at mail.example.com but your
; email addresses are of the form username@example.com (and not username@mail.example.com) then you
; would enter "example.com" here.

domain =


; The following smtp options are optional. If not specified defaults will be applied. Note that
; all of these entries are commented out by default.

; This is your smtp server. It can be the same as or different to your imap/pop3 server. If not
; specified the application will use built in PHP functionality to send mail, usually meaning
; a sendmail binary (eg. /usr/sbin/sendmail) will be required and correctly configured in your
; php.ini files.

smtp_srvr = localhost


; This is the port for the smtp server. If not specified port 25 will be used.

smtp_port = 25


; This setting determines who V-webmail says it is when connecting to the SMTP server. If not specified
; then the current SERVER_NAME will be used, ie the server name displayed in the browsers address bar.

smtp_helo =


; This setting determines whether SMTP authentication will be used or not when connecting to the smtp
; server. Should be set to either "On" or "Off". If you use this setting, your server MUST support
; basic authentication or the app WILL NOT send email!

smtp_auth = Off


; The username and password to be used for smtp authentication. If left blank and smtp_auth is set to On
; then the username/password used to login will be used for smtp authentication.

smtp_user =
smtp_pass =


; Some performance options.
;
; o use_uids Determines whether to use the UID for referencing messages, or the message number. This
; can increase performance, especially over remote links, or with large mailboxes. The trade
; off is that it's theoretically possible to click a message in the list page, and be presented
; with a different message as message numbers are not unique to a message and can change
; between connections. If this change occurs then caching can also affect what is presented if
; for example, you delete a message and another message is added to your mailbox at the same
; time. This occurs because the number of messages hasn't changed, and thus the cache isn't
; cleared.
;
; o extended_listing Determines whether extended information is presented in the mailbox listing. This includes
; importance detection and attachment detection. Using this means all of the headers of the
; message headers are requested by the application, so turning it off can significantly
; improve performance, particularly on large listings.

use_uids = On
extended_listing = On


; Here follows some example entries for pseudo servers. Note they are all commented out, and none will
; work (probably...). If you uncomment them, ensure there is no leading whitespace (spaces or tabs).

;[Example Server 1]
;
;srvr = imap.example.com
;port = 143
;type = imap
;fold = INBOX.
;smtp_srvr = smtp.example.com


;[Example Server 2]
;
;srvr = localhost
;port = 110
;type = pop3
;smtp_srvr = localhost
;smtp_port = 25
;smtp_auth = Off
;smtp_user = smtpsend
;smtp_pass = djief83rhnj


; Don't change the following line...
; */ ?>

Mein Server ist ein SuSE 8.1 Professional mit Postfix. Postfix selber funktioniert mit Pop3 einwandfrei.