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2dareis2do
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I have recently updated to Plesk 9 UNIX/Linux from 8.6 via the automatic update and then via the command line.
The main problem I have is that horde webmail no longer seems to work at all, and when I go to webmail.domain.com I just get a blank page.
Looking at the error log in Plesk, I can see the following error:
HORDE [error] [imp] FAILED LOGIN IP address to localhost:143[imap/notls] as info@mydomain.com [on line 258 of "/usr/share/psa-horde/imp/lib/Auth/imp.php"]
If I try to switch my mail client to AtMail, I can login to my account ok, but when I go to view email messages in folders, it just times out. Looking at the the error console in Firefox, I get:
Error: no element found
Source File: http://webmail.mydomain.com/showmail.php?ajax=1&Folder=Inbox&start=0&LoadFolder=0
Line: 3, Column: 11
Source Code:
<MsgList>
Any ideas on this one?
Oh yeah, I am still running php v 5.24 which is part of the Zend Core Bundle. I am trying to work out how to fix this to see if it makes a difference as I think the latest version is 5.2.6. Not sure if that will make a difference though.
The main problem I have is that horde webmail no longer seems to work at all, and when I go to webmail.domain.com I just get a blank page.
Looking at the error log in Plesk, I can see the following error:
HORDE [error] [imp] FAILED LOGIN IP address to localhost:143[imap/notls] as info@mydomain.com [on line 258 of "/usr/share/psa-horde/imp/lib/Auth/imp.php"]
If I try to switch my mail client to AtMail, I can login to my account ok, but when I go to view email messages in folders, it just times out. Looking at the the error console in Firefox, I get:
Error: no element found
Source File: http://webmail.mydomain.com/showmail.php?ajax=1&Folder=Inbox&start=0&LoadFolder=0
Line: 3, Column: 11
Source Code:
<MsgList>
Any ideas on this one?
Oh yeah, I am still running php v 5.24 which is part of the Zend Core Bundle. I am trying to work out how to fix this to see if it makes a difference as I think the latest version is 5.2.6. Not sure if that will make a difference though.