[horde] still not seeing a login screen. please advise . . .

[Michael Rubinsky]

Quoting Spyros Tsiolis <stsiol at yahoo.co.uk>:

> Hello again people.
>
> I think I managed to make dovecot work at the local box i installed
> Horde (v1.2.5 webmail edition / CentOS 5.4 / i386).
>
> Tried :
>
> http://localhost/horde/test.php
>
> and then "Run IMP tests" and once the proper data has been typed
> in, the following appears :
>
> ---
> PHP Mail Server Support Test
> Attempting to automatically determine the correct connection  
> parameters for your server:
>
>     * Trying protocol imap/notls, Port 143:
>
>           SUCCESS - INBOX has 0 messages (0 new 0 recent)
>
>     * Trying protocol imap/ssl, Port 993:
>
>           ERROR - The server returned the following error message:
>
>           SECURITY PROBLEM: insecure server advertised  
> AUTH=PLAIN[SERVERBUG] Internal error occurred. Refer to server log  
> for more
>           information. [2010-01-06 22:21:24]Certificate failure for  
> localhost: self signed certificate: /C=GR/OU=IMAP
>            
> server/CN=webmail.domain.gr/emailAddress=postmaster at webmail.domain.gr
>
>     * Trying protocol imap/ssl/novalidate-cert, Port 993:
>
>           SUCCESS - INBOX has 0 messages (0 new 0 recent)
>
>     * Trying protocol imap/tls/novalidate-cert, Port 143:
>
>           SUCCESS - INBOX has 0 messages (0 new 0 recent)
> ---
>
> Then, Horde, suggest the following configs :
>
> ---
> The following configurations were successful and may be used in your  
> imp/config/servers.php file:
>
>     Configuration 1
>
>         'server' => 'localhost'
>         'protocol' => 'imap/notls'
>         'port' => '143'
>
>     Configuration 2
>
>         'server' => 'localhost'
>         'protocol' => 'imap/ssl/novalidate-cert'
>         'port' => '993'
>
>     Configuration 3
>
>         'server' => 'localhost'
>         'protocol' => 'imap/tls/novalidate-cert'
>         'port' => '143'
> ---
>
> Tried all three of them. When I type :
>
> http://localhost/horde
>
> and press enter I see to screen.

If you don't even get to a login screen, then the IMAP server really  
has nothing to do with it.  Check your server error log for any PHP  
errors.


Thanks,
mike

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