My install seems to have gone good. But I keep getting login failed. My log file reports:
[17-Aug-2008 16:03:46 -0400] IMAP Error: Invalid host
Invalid password
in on line 0
[17-Aug-2008 16:05:41 -0400] IMAP Error: Invalid host
in on line 0
[17-Aug-2008 16:05:53 -0400] IMAP Error: Invalid host
in on line 0
For username I am putting in
[email protected], and password is userpassword.
I am using 1and1 for hosting would the server be imap.1and1.com or mydomain.com... any ideas?
So I have been going through by install and in the Test config section. I test the smtp settings and it goes through. I test the IMAP configuration and it says "ok". I also tried it with the wrong password just too see what happens and it fails. This leads me to believe that everything is working. Any web gurus have any ideas?
Thanks
Dan
Make sure this:
$rcmail_config['auto_create_user'] = TRUE;
is not set to false. (main.inc.php)
It is set to true.
What is the proper way to login for example my domain is mbmeats.com and my hosting is 1and1 would it be like this?
username:
[email protected]password:userpsswrd
server:imap.1and1.com
The log file indicates invalid host, but in my test config I can logon to the imap server no problem.
Server should be something like: mail.mbmeats.com, not the host domain.
To give you an example. Up till now I used outlook and my domain is liptakweb.com which is hosted by 1and1. My email is
[email protected] but my server settings in outlook are pop.1and1.com and smtp.1and1.com.
During the setup up it gives my an oppurtunity to test the config. I put in:
Server:imap.1and1.com
Port:143
Username:
[email protected]Password:password
And it reports "OK" sort capable
Wouldn't that be the server I am supposed to connect to?
Got it! Even though it was asking for the server it was not registering. I had to edit the main.inc.php, i put the server name in the config file and now when I login it doesn't prompt for server and it lets me in no prob. I use 1and1 so this is how my config looked:
$rcmail_config['default_host'] = 'imap.1and1.com'
Weird. I've never encountered a host that would use their own servers to get your domain email.
Many shared hosts that use custom control panels (i.e. not cPanel, Plesk, etc.) make everyone use one mail server. I guess it's because of the cluster setup; however, most of the time you can edit your dns entries and add 2 cname entries to your DNS to alias imap.server.com to mail.mydomain.com.