Re: Problem sending email, using reverse proxy

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Paul Lesniewski wrote:
> On Feb 11, 2008 7:39 AM, Jeroen Hooyberghs <jeroen.hooyberghs@xxxxxx> wrote:
>   
>> Hey,
>>
>> I have the following issue: I'm running my own apache2/squirrelmail at
>> home on port 8000. I purchised a domainname, wich allowed me to use
>> reverse proxy so I can just access it using port 80 in any browser.
>>
>> Everything is working nicely when I connect directly on port 8000 (so
>> when not using my domain name, but on IP:8000).
>>
>> Also when I connect on http://domainname:80, it seems to be working all,
>> except for 1 thing.
>> When I compose a new email, the screen displays the usual things (with
>> frame url:
>> http://domainname/src/compose.php?mailbox=INBOX&startMessage=1), so far
>> so good.
>>     
>
> Why?  This URI does not have the :80 that you stated above.  Please explain.
>
>   
My bad, just wanted to show that traffic should go on port 80, so what I 
actually do is just open http://domainname.
>> However when I press send, it displays connection timed out
>> after a minute. The URL the frame has at that time is
>> http://domainname:8000/src/right_main.php?mailbox=INBOX&sort=0&startMessage=1.
>>     
>
> So the port number is a problem here, right?  Where did SM get the
> port from?  My guess would be that you configured the
> $config_base_location, although that doesn't make full sense.  It
> might be best to do so.
>
>   
Indeed, the portnumber is the problem, it should just stay 
http://domainname instead of the http://domainname:8000.
I haven't touched the $config_base_location yet, but I'll look for it 
and try to modify it to see if that changed anything.

I don't know where SM gets that portnumber, but on my local apache2, 
everything is configured on port 8000, nothing runs on port 80 locally. 
Shouldn't have to be a problem though, right? The strange thing is that 
it only seems to be happening after pressing 'send'.
>> The mail is send just fine, the only thing that goes wrong is the
>> loading of the frame.
>>
>> I use debian stable/etch, and tried with debian included version
>> squirrelmail_1.4.9a-2, as well as the latest 1.4.13 from the website.
>> Same problem occurs with or without plugins.
>>
>> Can anyone give me a hand with this?
>>     
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