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[cobalt-users] openwebmail question - cookie problem
- Subject: [cobalt-users] openwebmail question - cookie problem
- From: Jale <jale@xxxxxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri Aug 29 11:43:01 2003
- List-id: Mailing list for users to share thoughts on Sun Cobalt products. <cobalt-users.list.cobalt.com>
Hello all,
This is on a RAQ3i
When logging on to *some* users with openwebmail I get:
Your request didn't contain the proper session ID cookie -- access denied!
On the *same* machine I can logon as some users and not others. When I
searched the openwebmail site, I found:
Q: I got "Your request didn't contain the proper session ID cookie --
access denied!" error?
A: Please enable the cookie function of your browser. Or you can set the
option session_checkcookie to 'no' to disable the check of cookie in
openwebmail, but this may put the user session in danger that it could be
hijacked by others.
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The cookie settings in the browser appear to be okay, and again, at least
one logon does work. So I wanted to add the session_checkcookie option in
... I added the line to the file:
/home/openwebmail/cgi-bin/openwebmail/etc/openwebmail.conf
I put the line in the file as shown below
domainnames auto
auth_module auth_unix.pl
mailspooldir /var/spool/mail
timeoffset auto
ow_cgidir /home/openwebmail/cgi-bin/openwebmail
ow_htmldir /home/openwebmail/data/openwebmail
logfile no
spellcheck /usr/bin/ispell
default_language en
session_checkcookie no
<default_signature>
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But I still get the error ... pls keep in mind that I am an advanced novice
on this box.
To make the change take effect, do I need to restart the mail service, is
that why this didn't solve the problem?
If so, what are the commands to do that?
If not, what did I do wrong, or any other ideas?
Thanks a bunch, as always,
Jale