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+ Move a few more things around so that it looks more like a default installation of Courier. In particular, the "cgi-bin" directory has been renamed "webmail", and sbin/sqwebmaild to sbin/webmaild. * Use address returned from authlib as return address of sent messages. * Forbid rename folder if new folder name contains a dot. * Quietly prune trailing ':' from the tail end of a header name. * Trim whitespace from login username and new folder names.
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$NetBSD: MESSAGE,v 1.8 2007/08/10 17:57:13 jlam Exp $
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You must create a cron job that runs at regular intervals (one hour is
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fine) that executes the following Perl script to clean the SqWebMail
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user cache:
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${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/cleancache.pl
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There are two things which must be done to make SqWebMail accessible
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through your HTTP server:
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(1) Copy the ``webmail'' CGI binary to the appropriate place in your
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HTTP document root, e.g. ${PREFIX}/libexec/cgi-bin. Maildir
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accounts would be accessible through, e.g.:
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http://your.domain.com/cgi-bin/webmail
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(2) Make URLs with path ``${IMAGEURL}/'' resolve to the images located
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in the ${IMAGEDIR} directory.
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For Apache, you can add the following to httpd.conf:
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<IfModule mod_alias.c>
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Alias ${IMAGEURL}/ "${IMAGEDIR}/"
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</IfModule>
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If you're using a non-default sendmail program, you will need to edit:
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${PKG_SYSCONFDIR}/sendit.sh
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To use GPG with SqWebMail, you will need to install the security/gnupg
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package and you should read the documentation at:
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${PREFIX}/share/doc/courier/sqwebmail/README.gpg.html
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