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March 2, 2005 at 7:42 pm #360874
Anonymous
GuestServer 10.3.8, squirrelmail, cyrus, postfix, timsieved, Avelsieve etc. as discussed and recommended here. Have goggled for answers to the problem below, but did not find anything.
If anyone else has experienced this problem, and/or has other suggestions I can try, I would appreciate any help.
When using MSIE and Squirrelmail every time a message is sent,
an error dialog pops up:Security Error: Data Decryption Error
Same with Netscape gives
The connection to [myserver FQDN]:16080 has terminated unexpectedly. Some data may have been transferred.
Safari does not show anything.
For all three browsers, the Compose page stays on, it is never exited. The mail is delivered but it is confusing for the users, and they don’t trust it. IMAP works like a charm, BTW.
If I turn off Web Performance Cache in Apache the same thing happens, only at port 80 in Netscape.
There are no firewalls involved on the server, on the clients or between them.
What to to, where to start?
TIA,
Peter
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Peter Jonsson
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Lund university, Lund, SwedenMarch 3, 2005 at 6:20 pm #360882Anonymous
GuestIf I check apache’s errorlog with tail -f, I can see that every time the
error pops up in the browser (==a mail is sent), this message appears there:[time] [error] [client IP#] Invalid method in request \\x80g\\x01\\x03
The net suggests setting Keepalive off in /etc/httpd/httpd.conf, did so and apachectl restart, to no avail.
-peter
March 4, 2005 at 1:41 pm #360888Anonymous
GuestSolved.
For some reason, Squirrelmail needs SSL configured in apache.
Followed instructions in The great big Panther SSL article on this site.
After enabling the https-server (and disabling the http only server at port 80, as they cannot co-exist on the same IP number) everything works OK.
Sigh.
-Peter
April 12, 2005 at 11:15 am #361275Cory
ParticipantHere’s a quick fix directly from Apple:
Users can’t send email within SquirrelMail – Article ID: 107982
Worked perfectly for me. Also fixes SquirrelMail/WebMail Compose window refresh issue…when you click send after following these directions, the web browser window will refresh, not flash and stay open to the email you just composed and sent.
Cory
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