Dev July 2025

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Roundcube webmail 1.7 beta released
by Pablo Zimdahl 15 Jul '25

15 Jul '25

The development team is pleased to announce the beta release for the next major version 1.7 of Roundcube webmail. With this milestone we introduce a few breaking changes, some new features, and bring full support for PHP 8.4. Some noteworthy changes are: * Make public_html/ mandatory as entry-point for HTTP daemons, protecting all installations better. * Improve support for OAuth2 (e.g. supporting OpenID Connect discovery URLs). * A Mouse-over menu on the messages list with quick action icons. * Advanced mail search syntax with more possibilities – you can now use e.g. is:unread to only match unread messages. The test file has a list of implemented keywords. * Message parts of content-type text/markdown are now rendered to HTML (if they are designated for showing). * Add a 'php' logging driver, which passes all log statements to PHP's error_log handler, allowing to unify all log output. * Requires PHP v8.1 or newer. Breaking Changes: * Dropped support for PHP < 8.1. * Removed support for MS SQL Server and Oracle (#7854) * Make public_html/ entry-point mandatory, all static resources are served via static.php (#9294, #8851) * Removed apc cache driver (replaced by apcu cache driver). * Change 'smtp_log' option default value to False For full details and downloads please see <https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/releases/tag/1.7-beta>. This is a beta release and we recommend to test it on a separate environment. Migrate existing configs with either the installto.sh or the update.sh scripts. And don't forget to backup your data before installing it! Regards, Pablo -- Pablo Zimdahl Software Engineer oOo Nextcloud - Regain control over your data pablo.zimdahl(a)nextcloud.com nextcloud.com +49 711 25 24 28 90 Nextcloud GmbH Hauptmannsreute 44A, 70192 Stuttgart, Germany GF: Frank Karlitschek HRB 227086 (AG München)

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Storing signatures and address book contacts in IMAP folders
by Alejandro Lengua Vega 03 Jul '25

03 Jul '25

Hello and greetings from Peru One of the problems when migrating servers using tools like IMAPSync (which greatly simplifies the task) is that you lose the information of the signatures configured in the webmail and the contactsfrom the address book, so I wondered why not save such information in IMAP folders under a standard format? In this way different mail servers could interoperate. Is there any plan to create a feature like that that? Kind regards, Alejandro Lengua

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