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Installation of mail/squirrelmail places the ports documentation
in PREFIX/squirrelmail, and you are not able to not install
the documentation with NOPORTDOCS.
- installs all documentation to the DOCSDIR directory
- fixes security of the port by moving the attachment
and user preferences out of the web servers document
root (moves default data_dir & attachment_dir from
SQUIRRELDIR/data to sub-directorys under
/var/spool/squirrelmail) as recommended on the
SquirrelMail web site.
- adds a periodic/daily script to clean the attachment
directory of abandoned files (disabled by default)
- location of squirrelmail can be set by either defining
SQUIRRELDIR or WITHOUT_WWWDIR when patching and installing
the port.
- BENTO FIX: The /var/spool/squirrelmail directory is
created by pkg-install, but it wasn't being uninstalled.
Connditionalized the creation of this directory depending
on how the BATCH variable is set. A message in pkg-deinstall
advises the port user to remove it if no longer needed.
PR: ports/50840
Submitted by: Scot W. Hetzel <hetzels@westbend.net>
Approved by: Maintainer timeout
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You now need to add an alias to apache's httpd.conf pointing to
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%%SQUIRRELDIR%% in order to access SquirrelMail from
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your web browser, or create a VirtualHost with DocumentRoot set
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to that directory.
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For SquirrelMail to work properly you will need to make sure the
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following option is set in your php.ini file:
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file_uploads = On
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If you have problems with SquirrelMail saying "you must login" after
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you just have, the following php.ini option may help:
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session.auto_start = 1
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In order to do your administrative configuration you need to
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cd %%SQUIRRELDIR%% && ./configure
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SquirrelMail will not work until this has been done.
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