squirrelmail setup]

[Rodney Kanno]

Hi Todd,

It does nothing, no error messages or anything....it just stays on whatever
page I was on before clicking on the folders link. Everything else slows
down at that point, but shutting down squirrelmail and then logging back on
gets things working again unless I click on that folder link.

Rodney


> Hey Rodney,
>
> Does it give you any errors?  Or just nothing happens at all?, does the
> screen change at all, like takes you to a blank page or something?
>
> Todd
>
>
> Hi Todd,
>
> Installed the pop plugin..works great! K one more question (hopefully,
> for now) I dunno if it's a bug or just something I did but when in
> squirrelmail and I click on the folders link, my hard drive starts
> grinding away (like when loading a program) but nothing happens. The
> folders page does not load up at all, and I assume that this is where I
> would create new folders and stuff? Have you had this problem? If so,
> how did you fix it?
>
> Thanks,
> Rodney
>
>> Hey Rodney,
>>
>> Yep, it's how often or how long it takes to try and "fetch" mail
>> again.
>>  I think you can set it using the  -d option.
>> Ex:
>> fetchmail -d 600
>> Where you can substitute 600 with however long you want it to wait
>> before it tries again.  Its time in seconds btw... just in case you're
>> like me : ) long story...
>>
>> Try that POP plug-in.  You can find it here:
>> http://www.squirrelmail.org/plugin_view.php?id=50
>>
>> Good Luck!
>> Todd
>>
>> I think in French but speak in English; someday I'll take French
>> lesson to figure out what I'm thinking...
>>
>>
>>
>> Okay, I am using fetchmail, one more question, what is that polling
>> option? Is that how frequently it checks for new mail? Hmm maybe I'll
>> check out that pop plugin, that sounds cool!
>>
>> Rodney
>>
>>> I think you can pop the mail down to your box, you can use Fetchmail,
>>> then just point squirrelmail to your local IMAP server.
>>>
>>> You also might be able to use the pop-client add-on for squirrelmail.
>>> I think they have a plug in for fetching remote mail from
>>> pop-servers. It works kind of like how yahoo options does, where you
>>> can have it pop mail for you to your local box.  You can configure it
>>> from the web, makes it nice!
>>>
>>>
>>> Todd
>>>
>>> I think in French but speak in English; someday I'll take French
>>> lesson to figure out what I'm thinking...
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>>
>>> I have a question regarding squirrelmail and roadrunner. I have setup
>>> squirrelmail on my computer, but am unclear as to what I fill in for
>>> my IMAP server address. My ISP is roadrunner, which uses a POP server
>>> for retreiving email and a SMTP server for sending. What do I fill in
>>> for the IMAP server address?
>>>
>>> Rodney
>>>
>>> --
>>> Life happens...and then it goes forward...we can choose to go with it
>>> or spend the rest of our days trying to catch up with it.
>>>
>
>
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