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Cannot read LARGE 45.8M INBOX folder help help 2 day cant find

by Marcelo Carvalho-8 :: Rate this Message:

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We have been using squirrelmail version 1.4.6 on a redhat unix

we have currently moved to a new server suse 10 es server

we installed squirrelmail version 1.4.20-RC2

and we are using imap wu imap 2004g_suse

we installed sendmail and removed postfix

when we moved our mail box in /var/mail/marcelo
too our new server which is 45.8M
it fails read the inbox in squirrelmail but does show the counter  number
of un read message.

if we strip down the mail in /var/mail/marcelo  too 10 messages
it reads fine.

how can we fix this limitation ?

please please help

many thanks





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Re: Cannot read LARGE 45.8M INBOX folder help help 2 daycant find INBOX BLANK

by stephen white-6 :: Rate this Message:

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Its php memory limit

in manual the key is the blank screen

11.1 How can I diagnose blank pages? !!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Under some circumstances, a page request can result in nothing more than a
blank page. In most cases, this happens after the installation of a
plugin, but it can happen elsewhere as well. This problem is typically
caused by fatal PHP errors that are simply not being shown on screen.

You can find those errors by looking in your web server log file. The
location of that file will be different on some machines, but one example
is /var/log/httpd/error_log.

Alternatively, you can tell PHP to display the errors on screen in one of
a few ways described below (remember to turn them off again if you are
doing this in a production environment):

     * Change the error reporting settings in php.ini (remember to restart
the web server after you make changes to php.ini):

                 display_errors=On
                 error_reporting=E_ALL


Your /var/log/httpd/error_log will say :
Allowed memory size of 8388608 bytes exhausted (tried to allocate 8439 bytes)



Change your php.ini's from 8M to 64M

but beware to reboot your apache to make the change live


#memory_limit = 8M      ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (8MB)
memory_limit = 64M      ; Maximum amount of memory a script may consume (64MB)


At 12:15 AM 9/13/2009, you wrote:

>We have been using squirrelmail version 1.4.6 on a redhat unix
>
>we have currently moved to a new server suse 10 es server
>
>we installed squirrelmail version 1.4.20-RC2
>
>and we are using imap wu imap 2004g_suse
>
>we installed sendmail and removed postfix
>
>when we moved our mail box in /var/mail/marcelo
>too our new server which is 45.8M
>it fails read the inbox in squirrelmail but does show the counter  number
>of un read message.
>
>if we strip down the mail in /var/mail/marcelo  too 10 messages
>it reads fine.
>
>how can we fix this limitation ?
>
>please please help
>
>many thanks
>
>
>
>
>
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Re: Cannot read LARGE 45.8M INBOX folder help help 2 day cant find

by Tomas Kuliavas :: Rate this Message:

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Marcelo Carvalho-8 wrote:
We have been using squirrelmail version 1.4.6 on a redhat unix

we have currently moved to a new server suse 10 es server

we installed squirrelmail version 1.4.20-RC2

and we are using imap wu imap 2004g_suse

we installed sendmail and removed postfix

when we moved our mail box in /var/mail/marcelo
too our new server which is 45.8M
it fails read the inbox in squirrelmail but does show the counter  number
of un read message.

if we strip down the mail in /var/mail/marcelo  too 10 messages
it reads fine.

how can we fix this limitation ?

please please help

many thanks
Set sort setting to 6 in SquirrelMail user's preferences.

If you can't modify your user's preference file, log into squirrelmail and replace "src/webmail.php" address with "src/right_main.php?newsort=6&startMessage=1&mailbox=INBOX". When mailbox listing is displayed, logout and relogin.

45.8M folder is not big. You should count number of messages stored in that folder and not total size. If you have 2-3 thousands of messages, your SquirrelMail setup is not optimized.

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Tomas