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The headline is misleading by itself. SquirrelMail is still getting security fixes and is under active (but slow) development.

• badsectoracula 9y ago
  Is it in a fork? The official site isn't updated since 2013 and Debian removed it in recent versions (jessie is the last to have it) because of that. Do you happen to know where the new versions and development are? Squirrelmail is by far my favorite webmail setup, i use it for almost 15 years now and exactly what i like about it is that it has remained pretty much the same all these years, so i'd like to make a manual installation over a recent version (Debian seems to have an svn version from 2012) once i upgrade.
  • upofadown 9y ago
    My, perhaps incomplete, understanding is that you can just run the old thing if you can support PHP5. Otherwise you can run the eternal dev version, but you will have access to fewer plugins. Added: It appears there is some version 1.4.23 (the old thing) that will run on PHP7. I am currently running 1.4.22 on PHP5 under OpenBSD with no problems. The problem seems to be in figuring out what version to run.
    • badsectoracula 9y ago
      I do not use any plugins so i'll probably try the "eternal dev" version. Hopefully it'll be fine.