Hello,
On Thu, 26 Jul 2007 16:09:41 +0530, kmnair kmnair@gmail.com wrote:
On 7/26/07, brashquido@brashquido.org brashquido@brashquido.org wrote:
What I did in the end was point the RoundCube installation on my old
server
to use my new new server, and it had the same problem. Since I knew the
old
environment worked it basically pointed the finger at the mail server. I then logged on using mail2web.com to confirm which also had the same
issue.
Once I had narrowed the problem to the mail server environment on the
new
box, then it was pretty easy to track down that the message table in the mail server database was not correct.
I'd suggest you try and use something like mail2web.com just to test you domain. If mail2web.com doesn't work either, then it is likely to be
server. If it does work then it could well be your RC config. Be sure to turn on logging in RC so you can get an idea of what is going on.
Thanks Ryan.
I checked out mail2web. It seems to be a pop retriever, am I right? Does it have any IMAP retrievel? There is some mention of Outlook Web Access, but that seems to be a premium service. What I would really like to check is the IMAP folders.
This is because, the problem I mentioned is a very peculiar one. I have been using RC v0.1rc1 for almost two months in a semi production environment on a beta rollout. A couple of hundred users, with a global address book. Everything was going okay until a few days back when some users started reporting messages are not being sent. Screen comes back with "Failed to send message". Everything else Okay.
You do not need to reinstall RC if this is your problem. You need to check your smtp settings. You may have changed your MTA settings or someone changed settings in RC. In order to get smtp working I had to use php mail function (instead of smtp) - $rcmail_config['smtp_server'] = '';
I have not been able to configure RC to work with exim and using the smtp_server function. And I do not think this is exim's problem.
Warm regards,