The reason this is occuring is because some spam filtering software is screening E-Mail for the "X-library:" header. This header is sent by Indy 8.0 and the release versions of Indy 9.0. In and of itself, this is not bad. However, some malware such as spam bulk E-Mails and even a worm (W32/Nicehello@MM), were built with Indy meaning that they sent the same "X-Library:" header that most Indy-based E-Mail programs do. For this reason, we have decided to remove the X-Library header from Indy 9.0 code and you can obtain it from our VCS. Instructions are at: http://www.indyproject.org/download/DevSnapshot.html If you are using Indy 8.0 and you can not upgrade to this code, you can remove the X-Library header by editing IdMessage and removing line 439 which reads: Values['X-Library'] := gsIdProductName + ' ' + gsIdVersion ; {do not localize} and then rebuild Indy using the FULL*.BAT file for your system.
Opera works fine with ISPConfig as gar as I know. Any additional description of the error that explains the error number?
I'm having the same problem on Opera (critical error 554),Firefox shows that it can't make a secure connection with ISPConfig's web interface because the certificate is wrong or corrupted and shows erron no: -8182.Internet Explorer doesn't even bother showing any errors - it just displays that it can't find the site. I guess that the new certificates have to be regenerated and the old ones deleted.This happened to me after updating ISPConfig to 2.2.12. Durring the update I had to enter some information for the certificates to be generated. This thread helped me.
