[TriLUG] Strange "squirrelmail" dilema

[Paul G. Szabady]

Matthew,

Nope, there's no archive enabled.  It's a fairly minimal setup. 
However, I just figured it out.  Users log in to the portal via 
username/password but when I tried logging into webmail direclty, I 
could log in.  After checking the source on the webportal page, I 
relaized the link passes $username at domain.com/password to squirrelmail 
login.

-- 
Paul
@ Thy Service


Matthew Pusateri wrote:
> when I ran squirrelmail, it had an archive feature in one of the UI  
> screens that would allow you to archive(zip/tgz) the email.  Not sure  
> if I had the archive screen by default, whether it was a plugin or  
> whether it was just b/c I was an admin.  Squirrelmail just provides a  
> webmail imap/pop client, os anything that can speak imap/pop should be  
> able to pull the mail.  Although if you don't have the un/pw  
> combination right.  I would probably fetchmail them down once I knew  
> the un/pw combo.
> 
> 
> Matt P.
> 
> 
> On Apr 28, 2008, at 10:16 PM, Paul G. Szabady wrote:
> 
>> I have a friend who uses squirrelmail for her work.  She needs to be
>> able to grab all her email but there's no export functionality in
>> squirrelmail.  I tried to connect to the server with both imap and pop
>> since the server is listening on those ports as well, but the un/pw
>> don't work.
>>
>> Does anyone have any suggestions on how I might use something over  
>> port
>> 80 to download her email?  I've played around with wget, but can't  
>> seem
>> to figure out how to authenticate, presumably because of the  
>> redirect at
>> login....
>>
>> -- 
>> Paul
>> @ Thy Service
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