Make sure your logs and temp directory are writable by the apache server. Check httpd.conf and look for the User line. Then you can do something similar to:

chown vwsuser:www logs temp chmod g+w logs temp

(note that vwsuser should be the user you ftp with, and www is the user that apache runs as).

regarding the other problem, check your 'identities' tab under 'personal settings'.

-- Dave Wood

On 02/11/05, Tony Dell lledynot@gmail.com wrote:

Everytime I send a message I get the following error:

Warning: fopen(./logs/sendmail): failed to open stream: Keine Berechtigung in /var/www-secure/html/roundcube/program/steps/mail/sendmail.inc on line 252

do I need some special write permissions on my logs directory?

Also, even with the error, the message goes throuhg, however, it doesn't show up properly, it doesn't show the name of the sender, and some of the mail header information ends up in the body of the message. Here is an example:

This is a problem caused by PHP's mail() function. You can specify a SMTP host within config/main.inc.php which will be used to send mails directly. Try this and check again.

Thomas

Tony Dell wrote:

Well, the first problem is fixed, it was a permissions issue on the logs directory. Thanks

As for the other one, I checked my identies tab and everything looks right, however the problem still exists. My name does show up in the body of the e-mail, just does not get processed by the email program and instead show "unknown user" You can see my name below, just in the body

From: tony <notme@somedomain.com mailto:notme@somedomain.com> Message-ID: <

94481b35fe273090175f7db7753361bd@somedomain.com mailto:94481b35fe273090175f7db7753361bd@somedomain.com>

X-Sender: notme@somedomain.com mailto:notme@somedomain.com User-Agent: Roundcube Webmail/0.1-20051021

Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8"

Content-Transfer-Encoding: 7bit