[0.1rc2] roundcube + dovecot imap (SSL/TLS)

[s3bb1]

Hi

at first thank you for this nice webapplication - I tried the demo version and I was instantly exalted.

Then I tried to install roundcube on my server - I copied all files on the server and I edited the config files to fill in the needed parts and I created the database with the sql file from roundcube.

So I opend my webbrowser and tried to login, but I can see only the login screen of roundcube - the username and password I typed in are correct - roundcube brings no error up no log files in /logs

in my mail.log on the server I can see that roundcube connects dovecot-imap but in the same second is the disconnect of the imaps connection - why?

with my normal e-mail client I can connect without problems.

some technical data:
browser: Safari / Camino
server: Debian 4.0 - Apache2 - PHP5 - MySQL 5

if you need some parts of my logs or config please say which config or log file is important for you to solve this problem.

sorry about my english, but I hope you know what I mean

[tekone]

do you have the server set as localhost?
i had that problem the first couple times i tried this out.

[s3bb1]

yes the server is set as localhost - and I tried it with a normal IMAP connection and IMAP with SSL
but the result is the same.

you can see my problem at http://s3bb1.dyndns.org/web03/roundcubemail/
login is "test@s3bb1.dyndns.org" with password "test"

you can trie it maybe somebody here knows a solution for this problem

[Charlie R00t]

Greetings,
What does your config/main.inc.php lines look like?
I also run dovecot-imap via ssl (imaps)
Worked first time w/o trouble(s).
The line to looks at are:

$rcmail_config['default_host'] = 'ssl://<your FQDN here>:993';


where <your FQND here> is your Fully Qualified Domain Name
(could possibly work as localhost) but I chose my Domain Name.

Next line is:

$rcmail_config['default_port'] = 993; - note the port # (993)

also look at this line:

$rcmail_config['smtp_port'] = 25; - I use 25, but another possibility can be 465 for SSL

So if these are all correct on yours, you have other lines that are confusing the rest of this file -
and ultimately, your mail server(s).

HTH