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Re: AMS problem after squirrelmail update and use

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As a general rule, you shouldn't update Apple-modified software packages, for the very reason that you have discovered...things break. Put in a request for Apple to upgrade it, give your reasons, and wait for them to do it. If you're going to run your own version of something, install it in /usr/local so you won't kill the Apple stuff, and so you can revert to the Apple stuff if/when it doesn't work.

On Tuesday, January 28, 2003, at 01:54 PM, maxpico wrote:

I use Mac OS X Server 10.2.3 with AMS on and with IMAP cram-md5 encryption required. It worked always well until I updated Squirrelmail to 1.4 RC2a. I soccessfully logged in the webmail (I updated squirrelmail because only the 1.4 version has the ability to log in with cram-md5 encryption).


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