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SQUIRRELMAIL LOGIN DREAMHOST PASSWORD

I think the issue is the following: with large mail spools or with large attachments within the mailspools, imapd requires a lot more time to parse through the spool. I had this intermittent problem and discovered it was an issue with extremely large attachments in the mail spool. \n ERROR : Connection dropped by imap-server They have told me this is a SquirrelMail issue. I believe my web host (Dreamhost) is on version 1.4.1.

The username and password are displayed in plain text on the error page, which is a security issue.

I got this error on login and also in the left frame. I had the same error under Debian, hard-coding the IP addresses solved the problem.ĮRROR : Connection dropped by imap-server. Changing the configuration to use hard-coded IP addresses instead of names for $imapServerAddress resolved this. This was happening because (by default) Apache is run chroot'ed so DNS lookups fail. I am presently (March 2003) seeing issues with SquirrelMail 1.2.1.1 and FreeBSD 5.0 (UW IMAPd) out-of-the-box, but I suspect that it is my SquirrelMail configuration that is at fault. This means that SquirrelMail is required to authenticate with the IMAP server in an encrypted stream as opposed to clear text. The SquirrelMail error "There was an error contacting the mail server." is also displayed even if the IMAP server is running, but is configured to require TLS/SSL authentication. Notice how the server is "uw" and NOT "cyrus". If you're using Red Hat 8.0, you should set it up like this:\n SquirrelMail Configuration : Read: config.php (1.2.0) After you figure out how you can connect, you need to rerun the server configuration utility. The notes above are good for testing this.

Figure out how I can connect to my IMAP server by using "telnet 143" or whatever.

Maybe the IMAP server's logs will provide some insight? If that works, check your configuration again for SquirrelMail and check your configuration for the IMAP server. You can use "a01 logout" to close the IMAP connection if it exists. Telnet to port 143 (or whatever) of the IMAP server and see if you get a response of some sort.

There is no Maildir directory for that username (will happen with Qmail MTA's).You are denied access to the IMAP server.It is not on the port you specified (it usually runs on port 143).You don't have an IMAP server running on the server you specified.The server you specified doesn't exist (typo).This is very similar to the MailServerSMTPProblem, except it deals with your IMAP server.

SQUIRRELMAIL LOGIN DREAMHOST PASSWORD