Hello, I have created my first ISPConfig package. It's a themed Squirrelmail from http://sourceforge.net/projects/squirreloutlook/ Screenshots: http://sourceforge.net/project/screenshots.php?group_id=182383&ssid=47764 Download: http://test.jarkeborn.se/SquirrelOutlook/dist/
Looks nice! Question: When ISPConfig users rename the .zip file into .pkg, is it installable via the ISPConfig update manager?
Sorry about the missing instruction 1. Download the zip file 2. Unpack the content of the zip (contains one pkg file) 3. Install the .pkg file through ISPConfig control panel
Thanks for making the package! Squirrelmail with outlook theme looks really nice. May I put the .pkg file on the ISPConfig downloads page?
Hi, I have noticed the same issue (want to use swedish). I have added the locales but it seems to to read the information. Need some investigation...
The author of SquirrelOutlook had commented most of the languages in functions/i18n.php. I have fixed that and tests are ok with swedish. Download v 0.3.1 http://test.jarkeborn.se/SquirrelOutlook/dist/SquirrelOutlook-v0.3.1-2007-01-03_20.50.45.zip
If we have already installed the original package of SquirellMail, do we need to unistall it? Or do something specific? Or can I just do the update like normal and it will automatically update the original package?
If you have installed the ISPConfig package from ISPConfig site, you can just install it and have a try, They dont conflict with each other, you get two options in the tools menu. Actually I have unpacked the package and installed it under a regular site without modifications, to be able to use port 80 instead of 81 and therefore be able to access it from my work The zip contains a *.pkg file the are a zipped package (rename it to *.zip) and untar the tar.gz file to the web accessible point.
Hey, everything is running great, but when I try to use SpellCheck... it gives me errors... Code: I tried to execute 'ispell -a', but it returned: sh: ispell: command not found I am running the Perfect Setup for Ubuntu Server x64, ISPConfig, PHP5, MYSQL5, APACHE2 etc etc etc...
When I switch the compose mail window into an HTML formated email, the spell check spits out the same, but this time with "aspell -a"
You have to install dictionnaries For ispell it's http://packages.debian.org/stable/virtual/wordlist And for aspell it's http://packages.debian.org/stable/virtual/aspell6-dictionary