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We moved SquirrelMail, Version 1.4.4, into production today. We are no longer using the temporary SquirrelMail server.
The important differences are in the deleted mail behaviour.
- In the temporary server, the default deleted mail behavior was that deleted mail was immediately deleted.
- In the production server, we have turned a "trash folder" on by default; it is called deleted. You can undelete deleted email messaged from the deleted folders, but only in the Webmail session that you delete them in.
- In the production server, we have also set Webmail up to delete all the messages in the deleted folder -- or whatever other folder you select for your trash folder if you change it in Options -> Folder Preferences -- automatically when you log out from Webmail.
- So a warning. Don't set your trash folder to be any email folder that you want to keep email in. Like your sent-mail folder, for example.
- See Deleting and Undeleting Messages.
We have also solved two problems that people had with the temporary SquirrelMail Webmail server:
- Problems with timing out.
- We don't think you will time out.
- The new version of SquirrelMail has a default refresh rate of 30 minutes and a session length of an hour, therefore it should not timeout anymore.
- So it's up to you now to log off -- click the Sign Out link -- when you leave. You don't want someone else reading your email or sending email messages in your name if you leave your Webmail account logged on on a public personal computer.
- Problems with finding the Use Addresses button when selecting addresses from your addresses.
- Has also been fixed in the production version.
- It's now at the left hand side even if you have a very long list in your email addresses.
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