Hello, Im new to Roundcube.
Is there any solution to limit the number of recipients?
I even cant find where to get it limited, i tried to edit
rcube_smtp.inc and wrote:
if (count($recipients) > 10) {
smtp_reset();
$response[] .= "Too many recipients";
return FALSE;
}
Just before the line: (around line 170)
//set recipients
foreach($recipients as $recipient)
Thank you!
Janeszka
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Greetings,
I've just noticed that the portupgrade roundcube's port overwrites the
existing db.inc.php and mail.inc.php, resetting everything to the default.
No checks were made and I had to reconfigure everything from the scratch.
Thought this might be unintentional, as the default behavior for FreeBSD
port upgrade scripts is to keep existing configs.
Best regards,
Vahan
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Hi,
Where is RoundCube headed as far as spell check in the HTML editor is
concerned?
There are two tickets in trac that seem to be somewhat at cross
purposes:
http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1484196
Suggests having TinyMCE's spell check button obey the spell check URI
from RC's config file. Also, Thomas suggests that the RC spell check
button might be able to invoke TinyMCE's spell check.
http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1484747
Reduced the number of buttons available in TinyMCE, including
removing the spell check button. It was suggested that Firefox and
Safari both do spell checking so it wasn't needed.
Unfortunately, IE does not do spell checking like Firefox and Safari,
so without TinyMCE's spell checking, those users don't have a way to
spell check their HTML messages.
Since Firefox and Safari's built in spell checking applies equally to
the plain text editor and the HTML editor, it seems to me that if
spell checking is worth having in one, it's worth having in the other.
But during the upgrade to TinyMCE 3.0.6 in r1308 in SVN, a number of
files used by TinyMCE's spell check are now gone. If RoundCube is to
use TinyMCE's spell check, we would have to start by making sure the
spell check plugin is present in SVN.
Thanks,
James E. Blair
Principal Email Systems Administrator
UC Berkeley - IST
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Hi!
One Debian user reported [0] that index.php contains the BSD license at
the top of the file while citing GPL license. Could you please correct
this in SVN?
Thanks.
[0] http://bugs.debian.org/cgi-bin/bugreport.cgi?bug=477119
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Attached - the updated Bulgarian labels.inc
BTW - aren't we able to get the short/long month names using PHPs
builtin functions?
Kind regards,
Doichin
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I don't seem to be making any headwinds into the mysterious eml files are
unreadable error.
Do you have any suggestions on where I might start looking. I keep thinking
it is a MIME error, but I don't see anything wrong.
Thanks,
Jason
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The next small but great speed improvement for sorting. It shortens the
time of sorting operation to 1/2-1/3 of the former time on servers
without sort capability. I've made some test on 5k messages box and
currenty php sorting is a little faster than imap (dovecot) sorting ;)
Just wanna let you to know.
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LAN Management System Developer http://lms.org.pl
Roundcube Webmail Project Developer http://roundcube.net
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I've written a patch to add a "Copy To..." function to the message
view, as suggested in ticket #1484086. I just slapped got another
<SELECT> control in next to the existing "Move To..." control -- I'd
be happy to hear other suggestions for interface layout.
A patch against 0.1.1 is available at:
http://zinux.cynicbytrade.com/svn/local/roundcube/copyto.diff
I've also got 90% of the support needed for drag-and-drop copy-- it
works if I replace the default moveto action with my new copyto action
-- but I couldn't figure out how to check for modifier keys to do
something like "Copy when ctrl is down, move otherwise". If anyone
could point me in the right direction for checking the state of
modifier keys at the end (or beginning) of a drag event I'd appreciate
it.
Zach
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pete wrote on 06 Apr 2008 11:09:50 +0200:
> there is a missing ';' in the mysql.update.sql command file, at the end
> of line 7.
I just noticed that the tar.gz was re-rolled for this. I think this
happened with a previous release too, and it makes life difficult
for OS packagers. Please would it be possible if the filename or,
better still, the version number, could be adjusted if this is done?
Thanks very much.
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