Dev March 2006

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RSS Feeds, Blogs and IM
by Alain Chesnais 20 Mar '06

20 Mar '06

First of all, I just want to say that I love this interface. I haven't been as excited about an open source webmail effort in a very long time. I'm testing some extensions and wanted to know if there was already work underway to address these efforts. There are a few things that I would like to add to this as optional facilities that anyone wishing to deploy this in their environment could do through the main.inc.php settings. First, I'd like to add RSS feed capabilities similar to what Thunderbird already offers. Second, I'd like to add blog support that lets you use the webmail interface to post stuff to your blog. Third, I'd like to see IM presence enabled to let users know if any of their contacts are online as they are reading their e-mail and give them a quick access to initiating an IM session directly from their e-mail. =Alain

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HTML mail Display problem / moving email problem
by Caleb Harrelson 17 Mar '06

17 Mar '06

Me three. Has anybody figured this problem out? Like Rusty, I'm willing to set somebody up with a test account. I'm using the current stable version (0.1beta?), hMailServer is the mail server, firefox/IE both have the blank display problem. I've examined the page using firefox's dom inspector, the place where the email should be is entirely empty. There are no JavaScript errors. Thunderbird reads the HTML emails just fine. I'm also having issues with dragging and dropping emails into folders. It works half the time, and the other half they're right back where they were when you open the inbox again. Caching is turned off since the server is on localhost, if that matters at all. - Caleb On 2/10/06, Jason <random.numbers(a)gmail.com> wrote: Just to let you know this isn't a fluke, I also appear to be having this problem. Jason On 2/10/06, rustymunson(a)reachingafrika.org <rustymunson(a)reachingafrika.org> wrote: > Whenever I open up roundcube and log in, I can click on any message and as long as it is plain text, I can view and see it fine. Once it is HTML though, or if it is a forwarded copy of an HTML e-mail, I just get a blank page. No e-mail content, no attachment, nothing. I have tried it on the stable version and even on the newest packaged CVS version, but nothing seems to work. > > I can even give someone a dummy login on my server so you can see what I'm talking about if anyone can help me. > > Sincerely, > > -- > Rusty Munson > PJD Hosting & Design --

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[Feature request] Mark folder read
by Sven Weber - Dooti.de 17 Mar '06

17 Mar '06

Mark folder read would be a wonderful function i'm missing in the current versions and also on development road. Why that? Right now i'm experiencing some problems with use on cyrus imapd, folders or mails which are marked read in eg thunderbird loose their read flag when opening the mailbox with roundcube while squirrelmail is showing these folders/mails as read. greetings, Sven Weber -- **************************************************************** Dooti.de IT Arminstrasse 38 70178 Stuttgart E-Mail: sven.weber(a)dooti.de Web: www.dooti.de ****************************************************************

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UTF problems (bugs)
by Martin Marques 16 Mar '06

16 Mar '06

When ever I go back to the INBOX screen, say from seeing a message, or from a composing message that just got sent, the default encoding changes from UTF to ISO-8859-1. Also, even when the UTF encoding is correctly set, if a message comes in with ISO-8859-1 encoding, it's not converted, and so, it's not viewed correctly. -- --------------------------------------------------------- Lic. Martín Marqués | SELECT 'mmarques' || Centro de Telemática | '@' || 'unl.edu.ar'; Universidad Nacional | DBA, Programador, del Litoral | Administrador ---------------------------------------------------------

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IRC Channel?
by Benjamin Smith 14 Mar '06

14 Mar '06

In similar fashion to the Web Forum mentioned before, I'd like to offer the facilities for an IRC Channel as a means of communication for users seeking help, or developers needing to convene in a central location. I have a server that is a part of ecnet.org( http://searchirc.com/network/ECNet , http://www.ecnet.org) and am willing to set this up. Any thoughts on this idea? Thanks, Ben

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Problematic Characters in To:
by Thomas -Balu- Walter 14 Mar '06

14 Mar '06

Hello all, I'm running the latest official release v0.1-beta and can not test a CVS version here, so if it was fixed already, please ignore this message. My users keep adding special characters in their addressbook screen names. Problematic ones are e.g. ",", ";", etc. I've noticed that the "," was fixed in the latest beta, but the ";" was not. This results in a similar problem: the MTA tries to send to two adresses... While the fix for the "," was to add quotes around the screen name I guess that's the same for the ";" and I wonder why the screen name is not always enclosed in quotes anyway (which leaves the quotes to be treated specially)? Balu

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Cannot View E-mail
by Mat Murdock 13 Mar '06

13 Mar '06

I can login to roundcube just fine. I see my folders and messages. When I double click on an e-mail the following shows up in the log file and I get a blank page. I can however print an e-mail just fine. I am running Mandriva Linux 10.1. PHP 4.3.8 and PCRE is enabled. Any help would be appreciated. Thanks, Mat [11-Mar-2006 23:10:46] PHP Parse error: parse error, unexpected T_CONSTANT_ENCAPSED_STRING in <snip>/webmail/program/include/main.inc(974) : regexp code on line 1 [11-Mar-2006 23:10:46] PHP Fatal error: Failed evaluating code: rcube_xml_command('object', 'name="mailboxlist" type="select" noSelection="moveto" maxlength="25" onchange="rcmail.command(''moveto'', this.options[this.selectedIndex].value)" class="mboxlist" /') in <snip>/webmail/program/include/main.inc on line 974

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DB error (Viewing Sent Messages)
by Marco Prechel 10 Mar '06

10 Mar '06

When I enter the Sent Messages folder, the /logs/errors logs the following: [10-Mar-2006 10:26:25 -0500] DB Error: DB Error: constraint violation Query: INSERT INTO messages (user_id, del, cache_key, created, idx, uid, subject, `from`, `to`, cc, date, size, headers) VALUES ('2', 0, 'Sent Messages.msg', now(), '535', '535', 'Fwd: Reminder photo update Wells & Harrisburg for Real Estate Book dead line', 'Marco Prechel <mprechel(a)stormreadybuilders.com>', 'xxx <xxx(a)stormreadybuilders.com>', '', FROM_UNIXTIME(2517457380), 45046, 'O:14:\"iilbasicheader\":25:{s:2:\"id\";s:3:\"535\";s:3:\"uid\";s:3: \"535\";s:7:\"subject\";s:76:\"Fwd: Reminder photo update in /home/ swfl/public_html/webmail/program/include/rcube_db.inc on line 455 any idea? --mp

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Re: Word wrapping when composing a mail
by roger＠osxeightysix.com 10 Mar '06

10 Mar '06

There is a typo in skins/default/templates/compose.html in relation to the WRAP attribute: <roundcube:object name="composeBody" id="compose-body" form="form" cols="80" rows="20" warp="virtual" tabindex="7" /> WRAP is misspelled as WARP. Changing it to WRAP should fix this problem (at least it did for me). Cheers, -Roger

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\r\n / \n
by Thomas -Balu- Walter 09 Mar '06

09 Mar '06

If I recall correctly there were some issues regarding line endings in headers, etc. a while ago. After that a new option was added: // this string is used as a delimiter for message headers when sending $rcmail_config['mail_header_delimiter'] = "\r\n"; I just stumbled over an explanation why there is a need for different line endings (not sure if that was clarified yet). The problem is that the behavior of mail() is different on Windows and Unix systems. On Windows mail() connects to an SMTP server to send, while on Unix it usually uses a local command which then forwards the mail to the MTA of the system. The result is that on Windows you need to use the line endings defined in the mail specification for headers and body: "\r\n" Some MTAs will get a little confused when you use only "\n" on a Windows system. Especially good old friend qmail is very picky and will simply refuse mails without the needed \r. On Unix the MTA usually uses a "sendmail interface" which assumes that it receives Unix line endings (\n) and will change them to "\r\n". So using a "\r\n" in this case will result in "\r\r\n" which of course is wrong. Instead we only need to use "\n" in mail(). Does anyone know how Macs send mail() (afaik they only use \r as line endings)? Perhaps we can add some kind of autodetection with this info (but let the user override it if he has a special setup)? Balu

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