Download and extraxt the all_locales-1.5.1-20060409.tar.gz from http://www.squirrelmail.org/download.php for all languages or only the spanisch file from http://sourceforge.net/project/showfiles.php?group_id=311&package_id=110388&release_id=408489. install it with the install script and change the langugae with conf.pl
The squirrelmail package is installed on the ISPConfig httpd on port 81 and there is always a php 5.1 installed, so i guess it works with PHP5.
How do you have access in a mail account via squirrelmail? www.somedomain.com/squirrelmail doesn't work
It depends on in which folder you installed Squirrelmail. You can use an FTP client or WinSCP to browse your folders to find out where it is installed.
Then it's installed within ISPConfig's web space, and you must use something like http(s)://example.com:81/squirrelmail/
Error: I can't create an new folder whithin SquirrelMail whithout creating it as subfolder in INBOX. I've tried to create an new folder beside to INBOX called SPAMBOX but always I ge this error: What's wrong?
STEP 3. link it to sites-enabled: Code: ln -s /etc/apache2/sites-available/webmail.conf /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/webmail.conf This seems to be self referencing. What are we linking to what. Can the same thing be achieved by including webmail.conf in httpd.conf?
No, it isn't. You're linking /etc/apache2/sites-enabled/webmail.conf to /etc/apache2/sites-available/webmail.conf. Yes.
I installed in this fashion following the Perfect Setup Ubuntu 6.06 install. I installed the latest stable release of ISPConfig two days ago, then this Squirrelmail package. I set up websites, and under ISP Site in the User & Email tab created a new mail user for each domain. I can get to the Squirrelmail login page for each domain, but after submitting with the email address and password (as configured for user web1_user, web2_user, etc as created in ISPConfig) I get the following error: I've noticed that even though I set up ISPConfig according to the install manual on their site, supposedly configured to go to http://odin.trekbeyond.org:81 I can get there with or without the "odin" subdomain, ie http://trekbeyond.org:81 also works. When I log into Squirrelmail, for one domain the first redirect is to http://odin.trekbeyond.org:81/squirrelmail/src/redirect.php, but for another domain the redirect is to http://trekbeyond.org:81/squirrelmail/src/redirect.php but it doesn't seem to make a difference, I keep getting the same error. Any ideas? What am I missing? Under Server Settings in ISPConfig the server name is odin, the Hostname is odin, and the domain is trekbeyond.org. So why is this happening?
You must send an email first to that user. Maildir is created when the first email arrives for that user.
Thanks falko, that worked. And helped me discover a different problem. The email came through just fine, but when I responded, instead of showing up in the destination mailbox as being from the address I set up, which was [email protected] (heh, don't ask) it came from [email protected] Which is weird, considering the server is set up as odin.trekbeyond.org. What the heck? Edit- Oh yay! After a complete re-install (I was having issues and started over this morning from scratch so I could walk through carefully again) I got everything up and running. The server sent one single email, and promptly crashed. Oh well, I guess that's further than I got yesterday.
Just wanted to say thanks for making this so easy to install! Happy happy joy joy. FYI, to make it easy for clients, I simply set up a page at www.example.com/mail for my clients, so that they could click to get to the secure URL for squirrelmail. It's an extra click, but easy to set up and my clients like it just fine.
