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1 | README for the info plugin for Squirrelmail |
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3 | This plugin is designed to aid a system admin |
4 | or Squirrelmail developer troubleshoot IMAP commands |
5 | and responses. |
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7 | IMPORTANT NOTE: |
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10 | * THIS PLUGIN IS NOT MEANT FOR END USERS. IT ALLOWS * |
11 | * UNVALIDATED DATA TO BE PASSED TO THE IMAP SERVER. * |
12 | * IT IS BY NO MEANS SECURE AND SHOULD ONLY BE USED * |
13 | * FOR TESTING, TROUBLESHOOTING AND DEVELOPMENT. * |
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16 | You have been warned :) |
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18 | Ok, now to the good stuff. Enable this plugin as you would any other. |
19 | Its called 'info'. You will then have an "IMAP server information" section |
20 | on your options page. This will take you to an IMAP command workshop |
21 | where you can select pre-made commands, send them to the IMAP server |
22 | and see the response. All selected commands will be run one at a time |
23 | starting with the first selected command and working down. |
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25 | Commands can be modified however you like, but remember, you are |
26 | performing these commands on the account you are logged into, so |
27 | any command that changes the contents of your mailbox will ..er.. |
28 | change the contents of your mailbox :) |
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30 | Changes and custom commands are maintained as long as you are on |
31 | the IMAP server options page (even after submitting tests). |
32 | Once you leave this page and return then the commmands are reset |
33 | to the defaults. You can manually reset the commands using the |
34 | 'default' button, or clear the contents of all the commands with |
35 | the 'clear' button. |
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37 | Questions, problems, comments welcome at |
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39 | jason@stdbev.com |
40 | Jason Munro |
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