Add MD5 alternative to directory hash calculation

[squirrelmail.git] / doc / ie_ssl.txt

diff --git a/doc/ie_ssl.txt b/doc/ie_ssl.txt
index 2ce5e6f92cc5781945763ef02aa986fb60bbd44a..1a774b6431a7adab20f9e88cf0c24f6c1820cfcd 100644 (file)
--- a/doc/ie_ssl.txt
+++ b/doc/ie_ssl.txt
@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ things, one being the key to decypher the password.
 
 Once we had figured out that it was sessions in PHP that was causing the
 problem, we tried turning the session management off in the download script
 
 Once we had figured out that it was sessions in PHP that was causing the
 problem, we tried turning the session management off in the download script

-in Squirrelmail.  This introduced another problem for us because we NEEDED
+in SquirrelMail.  This introduced another problem for us because we NEEDED

 sessions to decypher the key so we could log into the IMAP server and
 download the attachment.
 
 sessions to decypher the key so we could log into the IMAP server and
 download the attachment.
 


@@ -25,8 +25,27 @@ session had been started, and lo and behold, it worked!  Below is the code
 that made this work:
 
      session_start()
 that made this work:
 
      session_start()

-        header("Pragma: ");
-        header("Cache-Control: cache");
+         header("Pragma: ");
+         header("Cache-Control: cache");

 
 With all the testing I have done, this works, and works very well for all
 browsers.
 
 With all the testing I have done, this works, and works very well for all
 browsers.

+
+
+This was submitted by Marcin Jessa <yazzy@yazzy.org>
+====================================================
+  Reading INSTALL file of SqWebMail i found following note:
+
+  Tweak the web server for MSIE
+     The MSIE browser has a number of bugs in its HTTP/1.1 implementation,
+     at least as of MSIE 4.x and 5.x. You must configure your web server to
+     use HTTP/1.0 when talking to any MSIE browser (at least until MSIE
+     gets fixed). The problem has to do with downloading attachments.
+     Apparently, MSIE forgets how MIME works, when it uses HTTP/1.1. For
+     the Apache server, insert the following directive in httpd.conf:
+
+     BrowserMatch "MSIE" nokeepalive downgrade-1.0 force-response-1.0
+
+     Recent versions of Apache already have a similar directive for a
+     specific version of MSIE, MSIE 4.0b2. Just replace it with a
+     browsermatch for any MSIE version.