Neue Version von PMMailWEB
Peter Lueersen
die neue Version von PMMailWEB 1.00A2 ist fertig und kann von
http://www.warp-ecs-owl.de/Peter_PMMAILWEB.html
geladen werden.
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* PMMailWEB (c) Peter L ersen
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PMMailWEB ist ein Webfrontend f r PMMail.
Mit PMMailWEB k”nnen Sie alle Emails des PMMail Mailclient ber das Internet mit
einem
Webbrowser lesen.
PMMailWEB ist freie Software!
Aus diesem Grunde wird f r PMMailWEB keine Haftung jedweder Art
bernommen.
Fehlerberichte und Vorschl„ge richten Sie bitte an Peter.L...@web.de
Installation:
- PMMAILWEBXXXX.ZIP in einem tempor„ren Verzeichnis entpacken.
- Die Dateien PMMAILWEB.EXE, PMMAILCONFIG.EXE, PMMAILWEB.CFG
in das cgi-bin Verzeichnis ihres Webservers kopieren.
- PMMAILWEB.CFG im cgi-bin Verzeichnis editieren.
Programmstart:
- PMMailWEB mit http://<server>:<port>/cgi-bin/PMMAILWEB.EXE starten.
Besonderheiten:
- z.Z. Bestehen noch Probleme bei der Verwendung des Apache/2.XX (OS/2).
Aus diesem Grund liegt dem Programmpaket der Apache in der Version
1.3.41 (OS/2)
bei. Er ist auf Port 88 vorkonfiguriert, so das er sich neben einem
schon
bestehenden WEB-Server betreiben l„sst. Ihr finden die ben”tigten
Dateien im
Verzeichnis APACHE. Gestartet wir der WEB-Server ber
startup_Apache.cmd,
ggf. sind hier noch die Verzeichnisangaben anzupassen. Die EMX runtime
0.9d(04)
wenn noch nicht vorhanden befindet sich im Verzeichnis EMXRT.
Versions bersicht:
1.00A1:
Initial Release
1.00A2:
+: @ for new Mails
+: Nur Mails von heute anzeigen.
+: LOGOFF Men eintrag
+: LOGIN ID
+: Loding ... ... Please wait
#: Die Hilfe wird nun in einem eigenen Fenster angezeigt.
+: WEB/2 kann nun als Webserver verwendet werden.
-: ExtraRexx.dll wird nicht mehr ben”tigt.
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PMMailWEB is a frontend for PMMail.
With PMMailWEB you can read all PMMail emails over the Internet with a Web
browsers.
PMMailWEB is free software!
PMMailWEB comes with absolutely no Warranty.
Contact Peter.L...@web.de for bug reports and suggestions.
Installation:
- Unpack PMMAILWEBXXXX.ZIP in a temporary Directory.
- Copy the files PMMAILWEB.EXE, PMMAILCONFIG.EXE, PMMAILWEB.CFG
to the cgi-bin directory of your web server.
- Edit PMMAILWEB.CFG in the cgi-bin Directory.
Run the Program:
- To start PMMailWEB type http://<server>:<port>/cgi-bin/PMMAILWEB.EXE.
Extras:
- There are still problems in the use of Apache/2.XX (OS / 2).
For this reason, in the program package is Apache Version 1.3.41 (OS /
2).
He is pre-configured on port 88, so he is already next to a operate
existing
web server can. You find the required files in the APACHE directory.
We started
the web server via startup_Apache.cmd. If necessary, here are the
directory
information to adapt. The EMX runtime 0.9d (04) is, if not already on
your
Box, located in the directory EMXRT.
Version history:
1.00A1 :
Initial Release
1.00A2 :
+: @ For new mail
+: Show only messages from today.
+: LOGOFF menu
+; LOGIN ID
+: Loding ... ... Please wait
#: The help is now displayed in a separate window.
+: WEB / 2 can now be used as Web servers.
-: ExtraRexx.dll is no longer needed.
Gruá
Peter Lueersen
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OS/2, eCS in OWL http://www.warp-ecs-owl.de
PetersNetCenter http://petersnetcenter.de.vu oder http://PetersNetCenter.eu
Doug Bissett
I have tried this, with no success. I got nothing, at all, using your
rather sketchy setup description. I then duplicated what works for Web
Family Tree, from Peter Moylan. That resulted in a screen with nothing
on it except your advertizing line.
You should describe which version(s) of PMMail you are supporting.
There have been some major changes in PMMail 3.x, which may make your
work invalid, and that could be the reason why I get nothing.
--
From the eComStation of Doug Bissett
dougb007 at telus dot net
(Please make the obvious changes, to e-mail me)
Peter Lueersen
Are you using the setting free_access_for_ip=xxx.yyy.zzz. or
free_access_for_ip=. ?
This is faulty in 1.00A2:-( Please load the 1.00A2 ZIP from
http://www.warp-ecs-owl.de/Peter_PMMAILWEB.html again.
Software requirements are:
PMMail V3.09.x or V3.10.x
eComstation from V1.25 or OS/2 V4
Apache v1.3.x or WEB/2 V1.3x
Is now so in the readme. Thanks for the tip.
Peter
Doug Bissett
<Peter.L...@antispam.de> wrote:
> Hi Doug,
>
> Are you using the setting free_access_for_ip=xxx.yyy.zzz. or
> free_access_for_ip=. ?
free_access_for_ip=192.168.0.
> This is faulty in 1.00A2:-( Please load the 1.00A2 ZIP from
> http://www.warp-ecs-owl.de/Peter_PMMAILWEB.html again.
Okay, that helps. <see below>
> Software requirements are:
> PMMail V3.09.x or V3.10.x
> eComstation from V1.25 or OS/2 V4
> Apache v1.3.x or WEB/2 V1.3x
>
> Is now so in the readme. Thanks for the tip.
>
> Peter
Okay, I am using WEB2 v 1.3x.
Information that seems to be missing:
PMMailWeb.CFG must be put into the base web2 directory. It is not
found in the cgi-bin directory, and an unconfigured copy (blank
locations for PMMail, and the accounts) is created in the web2
directory, if it is not found there.
Bugs:
When I open an acount folder, and attempt to open a message that
contains a couple of pictures (*.JPG), I get a couple of beeps, and
the picture data is shown in the display (not the picture, just the
encoded text). Hmmm. Some attachments are just completely ignored
(*.WMV).
Trying to select a message from a sub folder of the inbox, results in
going back to the accounts list.
Trying to select another sub folder of the subfolder, results in going
back to the accounts list. Hmmm. It seems that this doesn't happen the
first time you try to select a sub folder of a sub folder.
I will need to find more time to work with this, but I think I will
wait until you figure out these problems.