It is a issue related to our PHP suEXEC implementation. Easiest solution is to redirect
http://userdomain.com/squirrelmailto
http://serverdoamin.com/squirrelmail
another solution is to change the permission of directories and files according.
If you copy /usr/sfw/lib/amd64/libstc++.so.6 over to /lib/64/, it should work.
But, anyway we rebuild the 3.2 package with stdc++ library statically linked, so the problem should be gone. Please download the package again.
You should allow "Direct Access", which means that a "Referer" header is not required. Some personal internet firewall like Norton remove "Referer" header, it may make trouble with your site.
OK, I see. thanks!
Please try change the server level error log file to /usr/local/apache/logs/error_log from LSWS web console.
LSWS log format may not match Apache's, but anyway, the missing file error should work.
Does anyone know how cPanel's per account error log works?
Does each vhost has its own log file? or everything was written to the global error_log, and each user extract the log message from the global log file?
Actually, the advisory is for another open source autoindex script, we wrote our own.
Anyway, we improve it based on the feed back, and make it impossible to be accessed directly.
Install LSAPI, set the configurations under the "Ruby" tab.
Then just set ".ls_rails_config" as the example in our wiki.
Edit:
It is an Enterprise feature.