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Old 18th August 2008, 20:45
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Question power failure caused ISPConfig to start up with a weird problem
My services show the following:

Code:
Web-Server:  	Offline
FTP-Server: 	Offline
SMTP-Server: 	Offline
POP3-Server: 	Offline
BIND-Server: 	Offline
mySQL-Server: 	Online
The web server is working, despite showing that 'offline' status. I assume everything else is working as well, but my webmail has stopped working. Squirrelmail complains:

http://debian.responsiveweb.com:81/s...mail/index.php

Error connecting to IMAP server: localhost.
110 : Connection timed out

Please advise...
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