We see the same problems from time to time with no rhyme or reason for it?
Whats weird is that you can get into the default screen and see all mail in the inbox but if you click on any menu options or a message then the error comes up.
Anyone know what the story is with OpenWebMail? Is it coming back? I know it still works here.
Whats weird is that you can get into the default screen and see all mail in the inbox but if you click on any menu options or a message then the error comes up.
Anyone know what the story is with OpenWebMail? Is it coming back? I know it still works here.
Yes, it also happens on it's own from time to time. I think today I have determined it has something to do with a demo account or subdomain access, don't know yet.
[quote:e491412184][i:e491412184]Originally posted by moronhead[/i:e491412184]
& &Your request didn't contain the proper session ID cookie -- access denied!&
That happens when a user's browser has a restriction for accepting cookies.[/quote:e491412184]
[quote:e491412184][i:e491412184]Originally posted by moronhead[/i:e491412184]
& &Your request didn't contain the proper session ID cookie -- access denied!&
That happens when a user's browser has a restriction for accepting cookies.[/quote:e491412184]
Well The problem must be with the wirte pernmissions of the nession files.
The neomail sessions are stored in /var/cpanel/neomail .
Check that the permissions of this directory is drwxrwxrwt. If it is so Then There is only one possibility. ur /var is full. Check this by typing df in command line. lelete your lod logs and make some free space. Thatzt.
The neomail sessions are stored in /var/cpanel/neomail .
Check that the permissions of this directory is drwxrwxrwt. If it is so Then There is only one possibility. ur /var is full. Check this by typing df in command line. lelete your lod logs and make some free space. Thatzt.
