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Viewing file: Select action/file-type: ############################################################################ # DWmail # - version 4.0.4 # - Copyright (c) 2003-2006 Dominion Web Design # - http://www.dominion-web.com/products/dwmail/ ############################################################################ # # The contents of this file are subject to the DWmail License version # 2.2 ('License'). You may not use this file except in compliance with # the License. You may obtain a copy of the License at # http://www.dominion-web.com/products/dwmail/license.php # # Software distributed under the License is distributed on an "AS IS" basis, # without warranty of any kind, either express or implied. # # This code is Copyright (c) 2003-2006 Dominion Web Design. # All rights reserved. # # This software may not be redistributed outside the terms of the # license agreement. # ############################################################################ README & INSTALLATION FILE 1) END USER LICENSE AGREEMENT - For the latest version always see: http://www.dominion-web.com/products/dwmail/license.php ############################################################################ 2) SUPPORT - http://support.dominion-web.com/response/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=view&parentcategoryid=1&nav=0 - http://support.dominion-web.com/ ############################################################################ 3) DWmail MANUAL - http://www.dominion-web.com/products/dwmail/adminmanual/ ############################################################################ 4) INSTALLATION (also see http://www.dominion-web.com/products/dwmail/adminmanual/ for more detailed installation notes and tips or alternative installation methods) For installation problems please see section 7 of this readme file. DWmail should work on any web server with PHP 4.1.0 or greater, IMAP and session support. a) Unzip the files and place them in their respective directories You do not need to keep the root directory called 'dwmail' however b) Edit the file called 'config.inc.php' from the 'includes' directory in your favourite text editor, such as Notepad and make any changes. c) You will probably want to make changes to this file. To make changes to any of the default settings, enter the correct setting between the two sets of "quotes" if the value is a string. Descriptions of what each variable do are given in the config file alternatively use the manual. d) Upload the files to your server using the same directory structures as defined. d1) Upload in BINARY format the following files and types - All .jpg files - All .gif files - ./includes/ioncube/*.dll - ./includes/ioncube/*.so d2) Upload in ASCII format the following files and types - All .txt files - All .php files - All .inc.php files - All .tpl files - All .css files - All .htc files - All .js files e) If you are going to use the database mode you must enable it in 'config.inc.php' and set the database name, username and password e1) Run from the 'install' directory, the file 'guidedsetup.php'. You will have to enter your license number (given in your account setup email or available from the software download area on the Dominion Web site). If you are running PHP version 5.0.0 to 5.0.2 inclusive you will need download http://www.ioncube.com/misc/ioncube_loaders_5.0_pre_5.0.3.zip and extract the files to the ioncube directory inside the install directory e2) DELETE the 'install' directory f) DWmail can auto resize previewed images if it detects the GD library installed. If you have the GD library installed the user preferences will have an option to resize images. If you do want this feature then you must give the 'tmp' directory writable permissions e.g. chmod 757 tmp If you don't want this feature remove everything between [ifgd] and [/ifgd] in the template file db_optionsmessages.tpl to prevent the user from changing this option g) DWmail should now work. (see the manual for more details on the templates. Any code in [] brackets is required by DWmail to render the screens. Removing these may cause problems, but you can change their position in the template for greater customisation). ############################################################################ 5) UPGRADING (also see http://www.dominion-web.com/products/dwmail/adminmanual/ for more detailed installation notes and tips) Before upgrading from any version make sure you have a backup to your configuration file and any changes you may have made to the template or source code as they will be overwritten when you upload the new version. a) To upgrade from version 1.x or 2.x to version 4.0.4 To upgrade your version of DWmail to 4.0.4 simply upload the files and make any changes you have previously done to your templates and configuration files. Due to large scale changes many of the templates have changed. If you are wishing to make use of the database features such as the calendar and/or addressbook you must follow part d) from the INSTALLATION notes above. b) To upgrade from version 3.0.x-3.8.x to version 4.0.4 To upgrade to version 4.0.4 you must upload all templates, configuration and script files. This means you will have to make any customisations to the source code or templates again as there have been many changes to the default templates to allow for language independent templates Before you run DWmail you must upgrade the database by running the file 'guidedsetup.php' in the install directory and following the on screen instructions c) To upgrade from version 4.0.x to version 4.0.4 To upgrade to version 4.0.4 upload configuration and script files. Template and language file changes are documented in CHANGELOG.txt. No database changes have been made so guidedsetup will not need to be run. There are two new configuration variables for file upload attachment type blocking ############################################################################ 6) CONFIGURATION TIPS There are actually more variables available for default configuration than actually given by default in config.inc.php. In addition to those defined already you can also set the default for any variables set in includes/options.inc.php (which are user options) For example $DisplayRT is a variable in user preferences to display the reply-to field when composing a message. This is turned on by default but is not referenced in config.inc.php. However you can disable this by default simply by adding $DisplayRT = 0; in config.inc.php For a full list of configuration options please see the administration manual. ############################################################################ 7) MEMORY LIMITATIONS DWmail does have some server memory limitations, and what they are depends on your PHP configuration. To find out your memory limit go to the phpinfo.php file in the test directory with your web browser and look for the 'memory_limit' PHP Core Configuration variable and it's the 'local' value that's important. This is usually something like 8M or 15M which means the maximum number of megabytes of memory a PHP script can use. For the majority of DWmail functions you will never come anywhere near to using the memory limit, however there are a few exceptions and the majority are attachment related. See http://uk.php.net/manual/en/features.file-upload.common-pitfalls.php a) Downloading attachments DWmail can download attachments of a maximum size of approximately 65% of the memory limit. b) Zip downloads DWmail can download attachments where the TOTAL attachment size is approximately 65% of the memory limit. c) External email retrieval Downloading an email larger than the memory limit may cause DWmail to fail to copy that message d) Composing an email You cannot attach files where the total attachment size is greater than the PHP memory limit ############################################################################ 8) COMMON INSTALLATION ISSUES a) When running guidedsetup.php I get the error message: "This file has been encoded with the ionCube PHP Encoder and requires the free ionCube PHP Loader to be installed...." This error occurs for one of the following reasons - Dynamic loading, the dl() function, is not allowed in your php.ini file - safe_mode is enabled - The ioncube directory does not exist in the 'install' directory - The files in the ioncube directory have not been uploaded as BINARY If you are the administrator of your server then you should be able to rectify the first two issues. However if you still can't get this to work you can visit the link given in the file http://www.dominion-web.com/downloads/dwmail_dbfiles.php to download simpler versions of the setup files from the Dominion Web download area. b) When running guidedsetup.php I get the error message: "The file ... is corrupted. Ensure that you use binary mode when transferring files with FTP and disable the 'TAR smart cr/lf feature' if using WinZIP" However if you still can't get this to work you can visit the link given in the file http://www.dominion-web.com/downloads/dwmail_dbfiles.php to download simpler versions of the setup files from the Dominion Web download area. c) When running guidedsetup.php I get the error message: "Your PHP installation appears to be built with debugging support enabled, and is incompatible with ionCube Loaders" This means that PHP may have been incorrectly built. Debug mode is intended for developers of PHP internals and not for general use. Unfortunately RedHat distributed a wrongly built RPM at one point, and this may be the origin. d) When running guidedsetup.php I get an error message about Zend incompatibility. Unfortunately if you have Zend Optimizer, Zend Accelerator or MMCache installed you may not be able to run the guided setup. Go to http://www.dominion-web.com/downloads/dwmail_dbfiles.php and download the non-encoded setup file versions (which whilst less functional will install your database for you). e) I get a blank page when running guidedsetup.php Make sure you untick the 'TAR smart cr/lf feature' in WinZIP when extracting from the zip file. However if you still can't get this to work you can visit the link given in the file http://www.dominion-web.com/downloads/dwmail_dbfiles.php to download simpler versions of the setup files from the Dominion Web download area. f) When first logging into DWmail I get a 'Document contains no data' error or an Internet Explorer DNS error page. This is usually caused by the PHP internal IMAP functions causing PHP to segfault i.e. crashing. See : http://support.dominion-web.com/response/index.php?_m=knowledgebase&_a=viewarticle&kbarticleid=48&nav=0,1 g) I see a certificate error when first logging in using DWmail Set $CompatibilityMode to 1 in the config.inc.php file. 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