Hi,
Its for all the users, can you please tell me which config file and which parameter to check for this
Thanks
On 2 Aug 2013 14:54, "michael crane-2 [via SquirrelMail]" <[hidden email]> wrote:
On Fri, August 2, 2013 9:42 am, magicguy wrote:directory is. If it is one user I don't know, you could try getting theif it's every user it's likely a configuration issue as to where the sent
> Hi Paul ,
>
>
> When user is sending mail through webmail the mail not showing in sent
> items. I read in the previous threads to check the cur tmp and new folder
> .sent folder. I can see the folders inside .sent folder, but still is
> not showing in the sent items nor it is thr in .sent or any of its sub
> folders.
>
> We are using squirrelmail 1.4. Please let me know what else info is
> required.
user to send an email with a unique string in it "ABCDEF12345ABCDEF" and
then seeing if you can find it in their mailbox anywhere.
cheers
mick
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