Alexander Fichman
2003-07-28 12:11:05 UTC
Hi, I am new to SquirrelMail and this mailing-list. I have searched the
mailing-lists, google (groups & web) and found nothing to help me with this
problem (though found it mentioned).
I've installed SquirrelMail with the following configuration:
Windows 2000 Server SP4
SquirrelMail 1.41
PHP 4.32 + GETTEXT + IMAP + LDAP
IMAP Server: Exchange 5.5
Web Server: Apache 3.28
When trying to access the mailbox (any mailbox), I get this error:
Error opening D:/DATA/DATA/default_pref
Could not create initial preference file!
D:/DATA/DATA/ should be writable by user httpd
Please contact your system administrator and report this error.
PHP configuration page shows gettext, ldap and IMAP loaded and enabled.
Default_Pref errors both in default configuration (../DATA/Default_pref) and
the location above. Directory-Browsing in Apache shows the file is readable
(in ../DATA/). Thought maybe the fault lies with the PHP version, so
installed PHP 4.23 instead; same error. All permissions are set to Everyone
(for testing purposes). I am at a loss...
Thanks,
Alexander Fichman
mailing-lists, google (groups & web) and found nothing to help me with this
problem (though found it mentioned).
I've installed SquirrelMail with the following configuration:
Windows 2000 Server SP4
SquirrelMail 1.41
PHP 4.32 + GETTEXT + IMAP + LDAP
IMAP Server: Exchange 5.5
Web Server: Apache 3.28
When trying to access the mailbox (any mailbox), I get this error:
Error opening D:/DATA/DATA/default_pref
Could not create initial preference file!
D:/DATA/DATA/ should be writable by user httpd
Please contact your system administrator and report this error.
PHP configuration page shows gettext, ldap and IMAP loaded and enabled.
Default_Pref errors both in default configuration (../DATA/Default_pref) and
the location above. Directory-Browsing in Apache shows the file is readable
(in ../DATA/). Thought maybe the fault lies with the PHP version, so
installed PHP 4.23 instead; same error. All permissions are set to Everyone
(for testing purposes). I am at a loss...
Thanks,
Alexander Fichman