Hello devs
Regarding the feature request in ticket
http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1488294 I'd like to discuss the proposed
change here. While I totally understand the concern about copying the
complete data structure for contacts and groups for every plugin which adds
a new address source to Roundcube, I still fear that such a change will
make it harder for the core development to deploy changes to these tables
once 3rd party components also make use of it. We'd like to stay autonomous
and our only concern should be to keep the plugin API backwards compatible.
In my opinion, every plugin which doesn't directly operate on the internal
address book data should build up it's very own storage. If it's a remote
address book for example, one could make use of the new rcube_cache class
to maintain a local copy in order speedup reading and writing. But maybe
I'm wrong with this...
Any votes or arguments for or against the proposed change?
Best,
Thomas
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I've installed the roundcube 0.7 (freebsd port) into my machine, but I
can't login with the system showing "Your session is invalid or
expired."
In the session logs, whenerver I try to login I get a:
[05-Jan-2012 09:47:05 -0200]: Session authentication failed for hu51sq0hdvfhbe3u6eka8bj935; invalid auth cookie sent
Versions:
postgresql 9.0.5 with "timezone = 'America/Sao_Paulo'";
roundcube 0.7 with "$rcmail_config['timezone'] = 'America/Sao_Paulo';".
I've searched through the list, goggled, and found something about
plugins, but i didn't enabled any plugin here (yet).
Is there anything I'm missing? Any clues? What can I do to help finding
what is wrong?
TIA...
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Ricardo Campos Passanezi - Network Analyst
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Institute of Geosciences - http://www.ige.unicamp.br - UNICAMP
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Hi Devs,
I'm currently implementing Timezone support in my calendar plugin.
I think this should be integrated with Roundcube Timezone settings.
Is there a special reason why you save only the offset and DST
in prefs?
This way I can't detect the appropriate Olson Timezone:
F.e.: America/Denver and America/Phoenix are both in GMT offset -07:00,
Denver use DST while Phoenix doesn't.
I really would like to see the Timezone selection list showing Olson
Timezone
identifiers [timezone_identifiers_list()].
This change would it make possible to detect DST automatically as well
...
$stz = date_default_timezone_get();
date_default_timezone_set( ... indentifier from config ...);
$is_dst(date('I', time());
date_default_timezone_set($stz);
Regards,
R.
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