internal server error

[vikasiz]

hello

i am getting a internal server error when i try to run the script on my server
any advises ?

thanks
vik

[SKaero]

Try deleting the .htaccess in the main folder and in the config folder.

[vikasiz]

will it have any effect on the script ?

[SKaero]

No if will not have any effect on roundcube, the .htaccess doesn't work right on some severs and deleting it should solve the problem.

[Jonn3]

Removing them gives a

Parse error: syntax error, unexpected T_SL in /home/httpd/html/roundcube/program/include/main.inc on line 1587

Looks like it's using some of the stuff in the .htaccess files, i dunno, any ideas?

[bpat1434]

PHP doesn't read the .htaccess files, Apache does. The error you're getting is a syntax error meaning that PHP found something wrong.

What SVN version are you using?

[Jonn3]

774 I removed .htaccess in root folder and config/
There were other .htaccess files in root which i deleted too, just to test, still same error.

[bpat1434]

I'll say it again:

PHP doesn't read the .htaccess files, Apache does. The error you're getting is a syntax error meaning that PHP found something wrong.

What SVN version are you using?

[Jonn3]

There is nothing to say again:) im using svn 774,
i understand that apache reads the htaccess files.

Sorry i didn't make it clear which svn I was using...

[bpat1434]

Browsing the source shows nothing out of the ordinary. Try updating program/include/main.inc from the SVN again and see if that fixes it. Could have just been a fluke in the checkout process.

[Jonn3]

Still no joy. I must add though, that about 3 months ago I added a solution I found in these forums to only login with your username, but I can't find the post.
Is this solution something that has been added to roundcube? I could try fetching a clean copy and install it on another db just to test, but I rather not mess too much with it, since I have several clients using it already, hehe...

[bpat1434]

I'm pretty sure that's been available for a while. I know that it automatically adds the current domain to the name if an email address isn't entered.

[Jonn3]

Cool! Yeah it's been a while since I added that mod.
I'll backup my database and install a clean copy. Let you know how it goes:)

[Jonn3]

Are there any configuration to do this, or is it done by default?

[bpat1434]

I'm pretty sure it's done by default. From the way it looks in the code (looking at the main.inc) I see this:

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572 /* Modify username with domain if required
573   Inspired by Marco <P0L0_notspam_binware.org>
574 */
575 // Check if we need to add domain
576 if (!empty($CONFIG['username_domain']) && !strstr($user, '@'))
577  {
578  if (is_array($CONFIG['username_domain']) && isset($CONFIG['username_domain'][$host]))
579   $user .= '@'.$CONFIG['username_domain'][$host];
580  else if (is_string($CONFIG['username_domain']))
581   $user .= '@'.$CONFIG['username_domain'];
582  }
Which tells me as long as the $CONFIG['username_domain'] is filled in, you should automatically have the @domain.com appended to the username.