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Status: Safe mode is on! Status: Safe mode is not on
V-webmail behaviour with safe_mode turned on is undefined. In theory there should be no severe problems, however support for safe_mode is still under investigation (ie being tested). As such you are strongly urged to not use safe_mode in conjunction with V-webmail.
Other safe mode related options such as open_basedir or disable_functions can also have adverse effects.
Status: File uploads are Off! Status: File uploads are On
With the file_uploads ini setting turned off (the default with recent versions of RedHat) the compose page (which is effectively a file upload form) will not function correctly, and you will be unable to send mail.
Status: IMAP Extension not loaded! Status: IMAP Extension loaded
V-webmail needs the IMAP extension to communicate with the IMAP or POP3 server. If you do not have this extension, you may need to recompile PHP with IMAP support (most commonly on Unix/Linux).
If you have Windows, you may be able to simply uncomment the appropriate line in your php.ini file. The line looks like this: extension=php_imap.dll. Uncommenting means removing the semi-colon (;) at the beginning of the line. If you do this, you may also need to correctly set the extension_dir line, which would look like this: extension_dir = c:/httpd/php/extensions. This path should point to where the extensions (.dll files under Windows) reside.
Version: - Insufficient! Version: - OK
To operate correctly V-webmail requires a minimum php version of 4.0.4pl1. The detected version of PHP is shown above. If you do not have the minimum required version, you will need to upgrade. If you are running a version prior to 4.1.2, you should also consider upgrading for security reasons.
V-webmails' templates are done using a restricted set of php commands. To make things more legible short tags are used throughout, (Syntax is as such: <?if($var):?> ... <?endif?>). If short open tags are not enabled, the template system will not function.
Enabled: Unknown
Important! Session support is unknown. Due to this script running itself twice (it redirects to itself on the first run) it's very likely one of the following is causing a problem:
V-webmail relies heavily on the session support of PHP and as such cannot function without it. This script tries to determine session support by redirecting to itself no the first run. The session support can then be verified on the second run. If at this point session support is still unknown, there is most likely a configuration problem.