When you get the error "An error has occurred. Furthermore, Horde encountered an error attempting to log this error. Please check your Horde logging configuration in horde/config/conf.php."
Most probably this error occurs due to soft-failed Horde upgrade. AFAIK starting from Horde 3.2 they reimplemented logging solution, so if not all files were replaced you might suffer from compatibility problems.
To solve the issue, please follow the below steps :
Open the conf.php file which usually can be found at :
'/etc/psa-webmail/horde/horde/conf.php' (for linux)
or 'C:\inetpub\vhosts\webmail\horde\config\config.php ' (for windows), pathes may vary on different Plesk and OS versions.
Once you have opened the file, search for : $conf['log']['enabled']
It will be enabled by default. Just change the value from 'true' to 'false' so that it looks like :
$conf['log']['enabled'] = 'false';
This will solve you issue.
Most probably this error occurs due to soft-failed Horde upgrade. AFAIK starting from Horde 3.2 they reimplemented logging solution, so if not all files were replaced you might suffer from compatibility problems.
To solve the issue, please follow the below steps :
Open the conf.php file which usually can be found at :
'/etc/psa-webmail/horde/horde/conf.php' (for linux)
or 'C:\inetpub\vhosts\webmail\horde\config\config.php ' (for windows), pathes may vary on different Plesk and OS versions.
Once you have opened the file, search for : $conf['log']['enabled']
It will be enabled by default. Just change the value from 'true' to 'false' so that it looks like :
$conf['log']['enabled'] = 'false';
This will solve you issue.
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