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gppixelworks
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On Debian 9 (stable) installed with .deb some months ago.
WebMail Lite has been working well until today when I received an email from my son who uses it on our server. (Why kids refuse to use a proper mail client as the default way to email I've no idea.  )
Upon accessing WebMail Lite 8 via current version of Firefox (Linux) the following error was displayed:
No input file specified
I've not touched the installation since I brought it up initially.
Checked for an update and, sure enough, there was one. Upgraded Lite 8 however the same "No input file specified" is being displayed.
Am at a bit of a loss. Have searched this forum and across the net but was unable to locate information on this error message associated with AfterLogic.
Since the initial install was 100% spot on, I figured a new install would be easy and, thus, correct the issue.
apt purge alfterlogic-lite
Was successful
apt install afterlogic-lite -f
Was successful
Same "No input file specified" error. Any thoughts how best to troubleshoot?
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gppixelworks
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To answer my own question:
The problem was the following setting in php.ini:
open_basedir
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