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those who are having problems with version 1.4.22 to do*nload a snapshot and report any problems. With the recent release of PHP version 5.4, some community members have helped identify some small issues which we've fixed and made available in our daily snapshot packages located on our do*nloads page. Especially if you use the Mail Fetch plugin and want to upgrade to PHP 5.4, you should do*nload one of our snapshot packages. UPDATE:If you are running SquirrelMail under PHP 5.4, please help test and refine the patches found here It's been nine and a half years since SquirrelMail was the SourceForge Project Of The Month, and we have again been nominated for Update: SquirrelMail took third place by a narrow margin, which is very respectable considering the quality projects that were nominated. The SquirrelMail Team is pleased to announce the release of SquirrelMail version 1.4.22. This release contains a large number of The most important thing to note when upgrading to version 1.4.22 is that due to a fix made that standardizes the folder list display, administrators who had their configuration file set to work around this issue in the past will need to update their configuration. This will commonly affect those using Courier IMAP, but could affect others as well. Defaults ===> 12. Default Sub. of INBOX), and you find after upgrade that your special folders (e.g., Trash, Drafts, Sent) are no longer listed at the top of your folder list, please change that value to TRUE. Also, if you find that this upgrade prevents users from logging in with an error such as ERROR: Could not complete request. Query: CREATE Trash Reason Given: Invalid mailbox name., you will need to correct the user preference values for the problem folders. You can do so with commands such as the following for file-based preferences (adjust the data directory location as needed): MAKE SURE to back up your user preferences before doing any of the above! This release also addresses several security issues, including some harsh but hard to exploit XSS bugs, a general clickjacking