Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Source??

[Chris Weiss]

like was mentioned earlier, there seems to be an MD5 auh problem with some 
config's
of courier and some versions of php-imap, though I don't know all the versions
affected.  My courier doesn't advertize MD5 auth so it's not a problem for me.

Arron Svendsen (address@hidden) wrote*:
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>Hmmmm. Thanks for the info. What would cause the login to fail for imap? Any 
>ideas,
it is a courier based one running, and the courier pop runs no problem, wich 
leaves
me to believe that the authdaemon is all ok, and the imap should be ak as well.
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>>From: "Chris Weiss"
>>Reply-To: address@hidden
>>To: address@hidden
>>Subject: Re: [Phpgroupware-users] Source??
>>Date: Sat, 1 Mar 23 15:4:33 +
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>> >1. The chat is it only for local host or can it be set for a irc channel?
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>>chat is only local. For irc you'll need a java applet or some kind of proxy.
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>> >2. The messenger is it only a local one, or is there one for msn/icq?
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>>Same as chat, you'll need some kind of proxy. A web page cannot maintain a TCP
>>session so the limitation is in the tool.
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>> >3. And most important, i have courier imap up and going, i have set a sign 
>> >in name
>>and password (that works under courier pop) but it is still denied. The 
>>courier uses
>>the same authdaemon and the pop, so i figure the login should be ok, does
>>phpgroupware add on the domain (address@hidden) or what would cause the loging
>>authentication to fail?
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>>phpgw does add the domain if you choose vmailmgr style login, and doesn't if 
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don't.
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