Squirrelmail default w/ ISPConfig 3 Install

[midcarolina]

This is more of a squirrelmail issue than an ISPConfig issue, but it was installed during the process of the ISPConfig 3 install. Does anyone know the default login for squirrelmail? I can't log in and Googling "default squirrelmail login" gives the run-around.

Thanks in advance.

[till]

There is no default login. The squirrelmail login is the login of the mailbox that you want to connect to, or in other words, the email address and password of the mailbox.

[midcarolina]

Ok, gotcha. Thanks Till. Also, maybe you can help with this? I just put a new install of ISPConfig 3 on a second server and changed the default login from admin, admin to admin and my own password, but it won't accept. When I try to reset with the email address I used during set-up, it doesn't send a new login.

Thanks again!

[till]

is this a independant new server or a slave server?

[midcarolina]

It is an independent new server with a completely separate IP and IPSConfig install. I logged in fine just yesterday with the new password, but now it is not taking??

Thanks Till

[till]

Have you changed any mysql passwords? Please try if you are able to login with the ispconfig user and password that you find in /usr/local/ispconfig/interface/lib/config.inc.php in phpmyadmin.

[midcarolina]

Would it be under:

//**Database in which case it has 'ispconfig' as the user and a long number string as the password.

[till]

Yes, exactly.

[midcarolina]

Also, if this helps, I tried restarting Apache and MySqld, and these are the errors I receive. I changed nothing, haven't added a single website, and accessed everything fine yesterday:

For Apache (httpd) - MySql Connection Problem

For MySqld - MySql Deamon failed to start

[till]

Ok, so the problem is mysql and not ispconfig. Without mysql, you can not login to ispconfig of course as the password is stored in a mysql database. Check the syslog file for the resaon why mysql does not start anymore.