Squirrelmail and HTTP

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Subject: Squirrelmail and HTTP
From: Steve de Carteret <steve@xxxxxxxxxx>
Date: Mon, 06 Jun 2005 13:37:20 -0600
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I am attemtping to use Squirrelmail on a Sendmail Server behind a company firewall. The firewall forwards HTTP requests to a Windows IIS box. I can re-set the HTTP to listen on an alternate port just fine, and forward that port through the firewall, but when I do, the Squirrelmail doesn't want to play. Anyone have an idea how to reset the Squirrelmain config? Or am I missing something else?

Steve

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