Dev March 2006

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Timestamp problems
by Richard Green 07 Mar '06

07 Mar '06

Hi Ryo, First, a little background; I originally set up my e-mail solution a few months ago by creating myself a Maildir on my Debian box. Using Thunderbird, where my e-mails were stored locally on my PC, I copied across all my e-mails to the server by dragging and dropping the folders. The trouble I have with this is that the date modified timestamp of each e-mail was dependent on the time that the Thunderbird application copied them over to the server. Unfortunately for me, it didn't copy them across in a 'logical' order and consequently the default sorting by 'timestamp' meant that the order was all scrambled (any new e-mails would correctly arrive at the top of the e-mail list, however). To date, I haven't found a nice way of resetting the modified date of those e-mail files based on the 'Date:' field contained within the e-mail file. I suspect doing that may be a better solution to my problem, but instead I have made an amendment to the imap.inc file, which I suspect may in fact be a better solution for anyone facing the same problem. I have added the following lines to the 'iil_SortHeaders' function, after line 1370 (inside the first if-statement); if ($field=="timestamp") { foreach ($a as $value) { $timestamp = strtotime($value->date); if ($timestamp != false) { $value->timestamp = $timestamp; } } } I am interested to know whether you think this is a viable solution and whether the above change could be integrated into your module. The only issue I can see with this is that the 'Date:' field inside the e-mail is dependent on the sending party's server and that could theoretically be set to anything. Also, for one particular e-mail I had, the timestamp was not in a format that the strtotime function could understand (it looked like this: 'Fri, 12 Mar 2004 13:35:05 +0000 ()' and it doesn't like the empty brackets), hence the check for $timestamp != false, which if it fails will cause it to revert to the date modified timestamp of the file. Thanks for your attention! Kind regards, Richard

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Welsh translation
by iwan standley 07 Mar '06

07 Mar '06

Hi guys We have a Welsh translation for Roundcube which you're welcome to include on the main site / on SF. Here it is: http://slebog.net/pecynnau/roundcube/roundcube_welsh_0.1b.tar.gz Cheers iwan

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Patches for 0.1-beta
by Thomas Bruederli 06 Mar '06

06 Mar '06

The recently published beta release came up with two ugly bugs. One prevented from saving the language selection in the user preferences and the other completely omitted mail headers when having no smtp server configured. User Preference Language defaults to English: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1435989&group_id=1… Sending mails as Nobody/Attachments are not sent: http://sourceforge.net/tracker/index.php?func=detail&aid=1434778&group_id=1… Sorry for that! Thomas

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Known bugs
by Reikan - Sidney Ferreira 06 Mar '06

06 Mar '06

Im interested in using the RoundCube in a project, but, I noticed that it is a beta, so, I would like to know about known bugs, if it has any major issue that I may face using it. The server will be a MTA-Courier running IMAP.

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Re: default username and password
by Scott Stephens 06 Mar '06

06 Mar '06

I managed to make default values appear simply by adding , 'value' = 'DEFAULTUSERNAME' , 'value' = 'DEFAULTPASS after the "30" in lines 1489 and 1490 respectively of the file: program\include\main Hope this helps. Scott

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Cannot open messages with large attachments
by Doug Robbins 06 Mar '06

06 Mar '06

When I try to open a message with a large attachment (or a collection of attachments that add up to several megabytes), Roundcube spins for a while then times out and displays only a blank white page. By 'large' I mean in the area of 8mb or more. It seems that it is trying to read the attachments, and either Apache is timing out or I'm hitting a PHP limit (I haven't investigated that closely). Can Roundcule be configured to NOT (attempt) to read large attachments when opening a mail? (On the same server, Squirrelmail manages to pop the same messages open without problem.) By way of background, I'm running the beta release of Roundcube on the same machine as the imap server (wu-imap). Caching is disabled in the Roundcule config. Any help appreciated.

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Repost: Squirrelmail to Roundcube address book importer
by Justin Frydman 05 Mar '06

05 Mar '06

Hi again, Wanted to make a repost incase this got lost in all the messages. My script will read the flat pref files squirrelmail creates for it's users and import their accounts and their address books. please let me know what you think. http://www.thinkwebmedia.com/roundcube/rc.tar.gz Thanks, Justin

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Character Encoding
by Artur Smolkin 05 Mar '06

05 Mar '06

Hello. I have found one ugly bug: cyrillic messages with koi8-r or win-1251 encoding are not readable. What we should to do?

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Re: shift-select and control-select patch
by Jamie Halmick 04 Mar '06

04 Mar '06

The standard behavior is for command-click to perform non-contiguous multiple select. shift-click performs contiguous multiple select command-shift-click appears to perform just like shift-click At least that's how it works in the Finder, which I think should be the Mac reference for this type of behaviour. I think that substituting command for control with the current roundcube behaviour would be fine though as it's really just "more" functionality. : jamie -------- "Much human ingenuity has gone into finding the ultimate Before. The current state of knowledge can be summarized thus: In the beginning, there was nothing, which exploded" - Terry Pratchett On Thu, 02 Mar 2006 16:21:20 -0600, Charles McNulty <charles(a)charlesmcnulty.com> wrote: > Is that the standard behavior for Macs? When I implemented the > select/control-click behavior, I studied exactly what Outlook, Outlook > Express and Thunderbird did in Windows (XP) and attempted to emulate > that exact behavior. I don't have a Mac, but if someone could describe > the exact behavior and key combinations with a Mac on a similar set of > standard applications, I'd be happy to attempt to implement it. > > Key combinations to test are: > > Click > Shift-Click > Command-Click > Command-Shift-Click > > Situations to test are each of these in different combinations with each > other in different scenarios: > > When nothing is selected > When a continous list of things are selected > When a non-continuous list of things are selected > > So for instance, what happens when you click a list item, shift-click an > item 5 below it, command-click an item two up from that one and then > command-shift-click an item another 10 up from that? > > If you can tell me definitively that a Command-click and > command-shift-click do the exact same thing in all situations as a > Control, then that will be an easy change. The key is predictability. > What I'm going for here is the exact same behavior in RC as in ... well > whatever you Mac users use for e-mail. > > -Charles > > Jamie Halmick wrote: >> This new select behavior is nice for contiguous selection but doesn't > really work on Macintosh. When you control-click you get the context menu > (right click for Mac). Can you add the behavior so that the Command key > will do the same on the Mac as Control? >> >> : jamie >> >> -------- >> "I love deadlines. I like the whooshing sound they make as they fly by" >> - Douglas Adams >> >> >> >>

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Version to install or upgrade to?
by Paul Cottrell 04 Mar '06

04 Mar '06

I am running an old version of roundcube. I have heavily modified the login scripts for automation as well as including an html area for sending. What version should I upgrade to? im having a problem connecting to the cvs server right now, and I am also weary installing the beta because there is quite a few patches that need to be applied. what version do you guys recommend I install?

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