Check spelling in SquirrelMail on Mac OS X Server 10.4.2
This is an updated to my article/instructions for making "Check Spelling" work in SquirrelMail.
This is an updated to my article/instructions for making "Check Spelling" work in SquirrelMail.
This past weekend, I had my first request to set up a catch-all address for a domain in Tiger server. It's fairly simple, and it requires some command line interaction.
A while back Joel put up a script to backup the key components of the mail store for 10.3 server. With Tiger, we got the added benefit of AMaViS/ClamAV/SpamAssassin so I made a few changes...
In Tiger Server, some typo has been added to the daily scripts, which are located in /etc/periodic/daily/ These scripts are activated by the Server Admin GUI when enabling log rotation on the Mail logs.
So, you like the little slider for Spam in Server Admin? It's pretty cool, but there's a bunch of stuff you can do to 'enhance its performance'... Read on for more...
One of the great new additions to Tiger Server is the ability to easily create self-signed SSL certificates to secure services such as LDAP, Jabber IM, and mail.
SquirrelMail's configuration script (/etc/squirrelmail/config/conf.pl) gives a handy piece of advice upon exiting.
For those of you out there that use the mailman feature of OS X Server this is important. I have had to rebuild the Cyrus DB on more then one occasion. I don't often go into the mailman site to fix anything since it is the way I want it for now.
Many people are having sudden problems with Cyrus in 10.3.8, 10.3.9, and 10.4. A corruption of mailboxes.db leaves users unable to access any emails at all. Read on for how to work around this.