On the main mckenzies.net site I use UebiMiau (very basic and I will replace soon). Other good ones are SquirrelMail and Twig or Twiggi (these are very cool and have calendars, todo lists and stuff). Look on sourceforge.net for these.

-Shawn

Thanks Shawn,

I changed the URL security to include th trailing '/ ' and now the alias works.

I don't have access to the page being loaded. It is controlled by my hosting service. Oh well, I guess I can just open a new browser window when users click the 'email' link on my site. Do you know of any web mail clients I could run and bypass the hosting service webmail? What webmail do you use for mckenzies.net?

Thanks again for the great support.
-Monty

BTW: I'm going to check out your AutoTheme tonight!

Also, the internal server errors are do to the virtual server settings for your web server. It was requiring a trailing / but both seem to be working now... hmmm...

Didn't work:
http://email.featureprice.com

Does work:
http://email.featureprice.com/

-Shawn

Whatever page is loaded when you load http://email.featureprice.com has JavaScript that is attempting to keep the page from being loaded in a frame. If you have access to this page then remove the following from in between the <script> and </script> tags:

if(top.location.href != self.location.href)
window.location = "http://email.featureprice.com/";

If you can't modify this page then you'll just have to live with the script errors as they are from a script within the webmail page.

Sorry about that. I guess there was a problem with the server yesterday. It is working fime today.

I'm getting the same result. If I uyse the alias I get the internal server error:
http://*****/modules.php?op=modload&name=PostWrap&f ile=index&page=email

If I use the direct URL, I can get to the page, but have java errors.
http://*****/modules.php?op=modload&name=PostWrap&f ile=index&page=http://email.featureprice.com

Once again, I haven't setup a webmail account for you so you won't be able to login.

-Monty

[Edited on 11/1/2002 by shawn]

The url http://email.featureprice.com/ is not even reachable on its own, let alone from within pn or postwrap. It resolves to 64.38.96.200 but doesn't even respond to ping.

-Shawn

I'm seeing the same thing now also. However, using the url instead of the alias gives me a different result.

Try this link:
http://*****/modules.php?op=modload&name=PostWrap&f ile=index&page=http://email.featureprice.com

-Monty


[Edited on 11/1/2002 by shawn]

I've tried the url that you posted, however I'm getting an Internal Server Error, Apache/1.3.24 Server at email.featureprice.com Port 80.

-Shawn

I've tried the link in both browsers (IE 6.02 and NS 7.0) with the same resuts. I'm not sure how to determine if there are java errors with NS. But I definately see them with IE.

The link opens the login page and allows me to login. But the redirect to the mailbox just gives me an empty window.

I looked at the PostWrap module, but can't see any reason why there would be an security issues. I can set you up with an email account on my server if you would like to test it yourself.

Here's the link:

http://*****/modules.php?op=modload&name=PostWrap&f ile=index&page=email

You won't be able to login until I set you up.

-Monty
monty@taolam.com

[Edited on 11/1/2002 by shawn]

What browser. If IE, try in NS and let me know if there are still errors. There are 2 security models at work here, java and the IE cross frame security.

-Shawn

Thanks for the great module! I looked at your examples

I'm having trouble getting my webmail account to work. The login page is displayed, but there are java errors. The error is:
Line: 4
Char: 1
Error: Permission denied
Code: 0
URL: http://my.webmail.com

Does this sound like a problem with the page being displayed in the iframe? Or, is it problem with the way PostWrap handles the java in the iframe?

Any help would be appreciated as I woul really really really like to add this feature to my website.

Thanks,
-Monty