I did had a problem with my users accessing SquirrelMail with Content Advisor turned on. I did a lot of searching, and only found dead ends. Lots of notes that either did not have any answer, or the only answer was to turn off Content Advisor. Although I personally agree with the "turn off" option, this was not a acceptable option for my bosses.
After a lot of research, I have put together what I did to make it possible for my users to login to SquirrelMail and still have Content Advisor turned on. I have documented the process on my website - http://www.wikiak.org/howtos/index.html?Squirrelmail_And_Content_Advisor
Hopefully, posting this message to the mailing list will help someone else in the future. I am open to any criticism/critiquing of my work. Feel free to let me know of any errors/problems/etc.
In particular, this message can be considered "in reply to"
Subject: Re: Content Advisor
From: Paul Lesneiwski
Date: 2005-03-24 23:58:23
and
Subject: [SM-USERS] IE6 and Content Advisor Problems
From: Ron Culler
Date: Thu, 16 Mar 2006 11:05:11 -0800
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Kevin Squire
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