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No login to webmail

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Hi!

I installed Plesk 9 thru the Autoinstaller on a SuSE 11.0-Box. Everything seems to work fine, however, I can't login into webmail, regardless of using Atmail or Horde (the latest Atmail is installed).

The error that shows up in the psa-horde.log is:
Code:
Jan 18 19:11:49 HORDE [error] [imp] FAILED LOGIN 123.123.123.123 to localhost:143[imap/notls] as [email protected] [on line 258 of "/usr/share/psa-horde/imp/lib/Auth/imp.php"]

However, a testscript using IMAP-Login works fine and POP-Login also works fine when tried from a mailclient. How can this be fixed?
 
Hi,

First of all make sure that POP3/IMAP authorization works at all on your server. You can use recommendations from the following article to check this:
http://kb.odin.com/en/1418

If authorization does not work then try recommendations from the following article:
http://kb.odin.com/en/5797

If you could authorize using telnet but webmail still returns error then try recommendations from the following article:
http://kb.odin.com/en/184

If it still does not help then you can try reinstalling psa-horde, psa-imp rpm packages using rpm -Uvh --force

I have a similar problem but instead of going to the webmail address it goes to the main server address ..
http://webmail.mysite.com

MAke sure that you have selected either horde or atmail as webmail components and if does not help try running the following command to repair apache configs:
/usr/local/psa/admin/bin/websrvmng -v -a (will repair configs and restart apache)
 
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