On Thu, Nov 11, 2004 at 08:45:27AM -0500, Payal Rathod wrote:
I have a new test machine with Mandrake 10.0 installed with lot of
harddisk space. I installed sqwemail with,
--with-module=authpwd --enable-mimetypes=/usr/local/etc
--cache-file=/tmp/cache.webmail
(Also did it without --cache-file tag).
The config.log is at,
http://payal.staticky.com/config.txt
Can someone please point what is wrong?
Run './configure --help' to get a list of valid configure options, because
configure simply ignores junk options. You will then notice:
--with-authpwd (not --with-module=authpwd)
Query for SAM: I think perhaps
--enable-mimetypes={dir} Your mime.types file.
should say
--enable-mimetypes={file} Your mime.types file.
i.e. --enable-mimetypes=/usr/local/etc/mime.types
Second, what *exact* error are you getting from sqwebmail, and at what
point?
The closest looking error I can find in the source is:
maildir/maildircache.c: fprintf(stderr, "CRIT: maildircache:
Cache create failure - unable to create file %s.\n", f);
If this is the message you're getting, then probably you have some wrong
permissions.
sqwebmail tries to create the cache file as user 'bin' by default, I
believe, unless you specify --with-cacheowner=someotheruser
Look in sqwebmail/confdefs.h for #define CACHEDIR, make sure that directory
exists on your filesystem, then do
chown bin /path/to/dir
Regards,
Brian.