Re: UbuntuCitadelApachePHPSquirrelMail

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metamorph wrote:
> 
> Both take me to the login page and both do not function.
> http://96.28.184.151:2000/squirrelmail/login.php
> http://96.28.184.151:2000/squirrelmail/src/login.php
> 

SquirrelMail login page -
http://img106.imageshack.us/my.php?image=squirrellogindz8.jpg

Citadel login page - http://img207.imageshack.us/my.php?image=citadelsy2.jpg

Citadel login with broken JS/CSS links -
http://img233.imageshack.us/my.php?image=citadelbrokencssgt3.jpg

You are not connecting to SquirrelMail. I see only citadel login form that
hijacks all requests and fails to set correct path to linked files. 443 and
2000 ports are used by citadel web services and not by Apache. If webcit is
some kind of wrapper for apache, then your squirrelmail/ alias is not
working.

Why apache2 process is attached to POP3 over SSL port in your netstat
output? Apache is web service and not POP3 service.

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