Attached sample asp mail function script let you use SMTP authentication to send mails from your web forms or any other application.

Kindly note unless SMTP authentication your application won't work on our server.

Attached sample asp.net mail function script let you use SMTP authentication to send mails from your web forms or any other application.

Kindly note unless SMTP authentication your application won't work on our server.

The date and time is only shown when View Headers is clicked.

Expected Result
It is expected that the date and time that the email was received/sent is displayed.

Mail Server Used
MailEnable Standard 6.02

 
APPLIES TO :

Parallels Plesk Panel 11.x for Windows

Parallels Plesk Panel 10.x for Windows

Parallels Plesk Panel 9.x for Windows

Symptoms :-

Atmail webmail does not display date and time under the Date column within the message list for all folders and under the Sent field in individual messages.

Cause :- Incorrect PHP functions are used in Atmail scripts.

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Resolution :-

Fix in attachment:

vhosts\webmail\atmail\libs\Atmail\getmail.php
vhosts\webmail\atmail\libs\Atmail\readmsg.php

Attached Files (http://forum.parallels.com/attachment.php?attachmentid=5546&d=1333526996)

<vhosts_location>\webmail\atmail\libs\Atmail\getmail.php

<vhosts_location>\webmail\atmail\libs\Atmail\readmsg.php

and replace them with these fixed ones (Below One)

1. Log in to SmarterMail as the system administrator.
2. Click the Settings icon.
3. Expand the Events folder.
4. Click Events in the navigation pane.
5. Click New In the content pane toolbar.
6. In the Event Name field, type the name of the event.
7. In the Event Category field, select Email.
8. In the Event Type field, select Message Received.
9. Click the From Address checkbox and type the user's email address in the corresponding field.
10. Click the Actions tab.
11. Click Add Action.
12. In the Action field, select Add Recipient.
13. In the Maximum Frequency field, select None.
14. In the Recipients field, type the email address to which messages should be forwarded.
15. Click Save.

1. Log in to SmarterMail as the system administrator.
2. Click the Settings icon.
3. Expand the Events folder.
4. Click Events in the navigation pane.
5. Click New in the content pane toolbar.
6. In the Name field, type the name of the event.
7. In the Event Category field, select Email.
8. In the Event Type field, select Message Sent.
9. Select the From Address checkbox and type the user's email address in the corresponding field.
10. Click the Actions tab.
11. Click Add Action.
12. In the Action field, select Add Recipient.
13. In the Maximum Frequency field, select None.
14. In the Recipients field, type the email address to which messages should be forwarded.
15. Click Save.

Make sure required handler is set to work the website properly, handler work as executable to run that script (php , perl, aspx)

Every handler has path where the actual binary/executable exists.

Resolution:-

1. Open Internet Information Services (IIS) Manager and select your Web application.

2. Under IIS area, double-click on Handler Mappings icon.

3. At the Action pane on your right, click on Add Managed Handler.

4. At the Add Managed Handler dialog, enter the following:

Request path: Reserved.ReportViewerWebControl.axd

Type: Microsoft.Reporting.WebForms.HttpHandler

Name: Reserved-ReportViewerWebControl-axd

5. Click OK.

Further more if you did not find any handler mappings then in IIS select that respective website & under Action pane click on “Revert to Parent”

Under "Add an IP to deny", please enter IP address or domain name you wish to block.

Click the Add button.

This must be done by coding your .htaccess file as follows:

(THIS IS AN EXAMPLE FILE)

deny from all =

allow from 70.24.291.52 =

root#  service mysqld stop

root#  mysqld_safe --skip-grant-tables &

root#  mysql -u root

mysql>  update mysql.user set password=PASSWORD("YourNewPassW0RD") where User='root'; 

mysql>  flush privileges; exit;

root#  service mysqld stop

root#  service mysqld start

root#  mysql -u root -p

Enter password:

mysql>

DONE.

First check the backup of mails, then removed mailbox.cfg file in the user's directory then copy the all emails from backup destination except mailbox.cfg file then stop the “smarter mail service” on the server. Once all emails are copy then restart the smarter mail services which are in stop status.

Address is already in use

Run one of the following commands to check if a running process is holding the port needed by apache open.  

On Linux/Unix run
$>  netstat -plant
$> # or
$> sudo lsof -i:80

On Windows run
$>  netstat -ano

On Mac OS X / FreeBSD run
$> netstat -Wan |grep 80
$> # or, to get the pid
$> sudo lsof -i:80

Once you see these results, you can choose to kill the program in question, or change the port that Apache uses.

If Apache (httpd, apache2, etc) is the application listening on these ports, but you can't stop it using your normal procedure, someone may have deleted the servers PidFile. The PidFile records the process ID of the parent process and is how most scripts test to see if Apache is running. You can manually stop the server by determining the PID of the parent process and sending it a SIGTERM.

http://httpd.apache.org/docs/2.2/stopping.html

Note for Windows users, Skype is known to use port 80. Also, make sure Windows IIS Web Server is not running.

Conflicting Listen directives

A configuration like this:

Listen *:80
Listen 1.2.3.4:80

will incur the same error message. Apache binds to *:80, and then tries to also bind on 1.2.3.4:80, which fails because it is already bound by the first line. If you're binding on *:PORT, you do not need to also bind on a specific IP.

Trying to listen an IP not bound to an active interface on the server

When trying to bind to an IP and port not present on the host system, apache httpd will fail to start. For example, if the network interface has the IP 1.1.1.1 assigned, and Listen 2.2.2.2:PORT is used, this error will be triggered. In the event that the IP will change on a regular basis, it is recommended to use Listen PORT or Listen *:PORT instead.

You're not root

Unix based systems disallow non-root users to bind processes to port numbers below 1024. Get root!

SELinux / AppArmor is preventing apache httpd from binding to a specific IP/PORT

The problem is the policy which allows only typical http ports.

List them with:

semanage port -l|grep http

And add your favourite port to the existing policy:

semanage port -a -t http_port_t -p tcp <PORT>

apachectl/httpd stop and start in rapid succession

Use apachectl restart or wait a few seconds between stop and start

Website was not opening & database is in .mdb format which requires Microsoft Access Database Engine installed on server to work.

This can be downloaded from the Microsoft site.

http://www.microsoft.com/en-in/download/details.aspx?id=13255

System requirements

Attached sample php mail function script let you use SMTP authentication to send mails from your web forms or any other application.

Kindly note unless SMTP authentication your application won't work on our server.

Below is the example of .htaccess file

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AuthUserFile /dev/null                                                                                                                                                 
AuthGroupFile /dev/null                                                                                                                                               
AuthName "Example Access Control"                                                                                                                  
AuthType Basic

order deny,allow
deny from all
allow from 202.179.93.50 202.179.93.51 202.179.93.52 202.179.93.53 202.179.93.54 202.179.93.55 202.179.93.56
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3. Restricted access to wp-config.php file which contains the MySQL credentials. Edit the .htaccess file inside the blog or the public_html directory with the following

# protect wpconfig.php

order allow,deny
deny from all

4. You can also install the Ultimate Security Checker plugin in the blog which checks the security settings of Wordpress and assignes a score. Higher the score, better is the security.