Here's the patch that was submitted on July 31st and added to 667. :)
-------- Original Message --------
Subject: [RCD] Attachment locking interface bug-patch (#1484496) I just
submitted a bug to trac about downloading attachments that aren't of a
correct mime type to spawn the window, ie the direct download, that
causes the ui to lock up. (#1484496) Here is my patch to the solution
from the latest svn checkout. It retains the original behavior of the
redirect() function but adds in the lock that is sent to goto_url().
New to patches, so forgive if I did this improperly :) Patrick
Date: Tue, 31 Jul 2007 15:30:12 -0600
From: Patrick Milvich <patrick(a)milvich.com>
To: dev(a)lists.roundcube.net
I just submitted a bug to trac about downloading attachments that
aren't of a correct mime type to spawn the window, ie the direct
download, that causes the ui to lock up. (#1484496)
Here is my patch to the solution from the latest svn checkout. It
retains the original behavior of the redirect() function but adds in
the lock that is sent to goto_url().
New to patches, so please forgive if I did this improperly.
Patrick
Index: program/js/app.js
===================================================================
--- program/js/app.js (revision 657)
+++ program/js/app.js (working copy)
@@ -694,7 +694,7 @@
}
}
- this.goto_url('get', qstring+'&_download=1');
+ this.goto_url('get', qstring+'&_download=1', false);
break;
case 'select-all':
@@ -3187,9 +3187,10 @@
/********* remote request methods *********/
/********************************************************/
- this.redirect = function(url)
+ this.redirect = function(url, lock)
{
- this.set_busy(true);
+ if (lock || lock == null)
+ this.set_busy(true);
if (this.env.framed && window.parent)
parent.location.href = url;
else
@@ -3198,11 +3199,8 @@
this.goto_url = function(action, query, lock)
{
- if (lock)
- this.set_busy(true);
-
var querystring = query ? '&'+query : '';
- this.redirect(this.env.comm_path+'&_action='+action+querystring);
+ this.redirect(this.env.comm_path+'&_action='+action+querystring,
lock);
};
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It looks like a patch was submitted for this by someone on July 31st.
I'll see if I can apply it when I do some additional bug fixes today.
Rich
Jeff McClure wrote:
> I can confirm as well. It doesn't always happen, but it also doesn't
> require canceling the download to break it. This is with Firefox
2.0.0.6 on
> Windows XP Pro SP2. RoundCube version is 0.1-rc1 running on Apache 2.2.3
> and PHP 4.4.4-8+etch4 under Debian stable.
>
> A possible clue: sometimes when I click on a download, a second tab
> (window) that is obviously being generated by RoundCube pops up. When
that
> happens, I don't see the UI freeze. However, sometimes when I download, I
> don't get that second window. In those cases it's more likely that the UI
> will freeze up.
>
> --Jeff
>
> On Thu, 09 Aug 2007 12:44:30 -0700, Rich at Whidbey Telecom
> <richs(a)whidbey.net> wrote:
>> I can confirm this too. Sent myself a 9 MB zip, began the download of
>> the attachment, and interface elements were unresponsive for several
>> minutes.
>>
>> Feels like another set_busy not resetting.
>>
>> Rich
>>
>> Joan wrote:
>>> After some more testing, I installed the last revision (666) to see if
>>> the problem was still there. And yes, it's there ...
>>> Whenever I download multiple attachments, roundcube stops responding
>>> for a while after the first file is downloaded.
>>> Same thing hapens when I cancell the download.
>>> So It's a usual error, every time I receive a mail with attachments,
>>> is the team aware of it? At this time this is the most annoying of the
>>> bugs of roundcube (personal opinion, of course).
>>> Cheers
>>>
>>>
>>> 2007/8/8, Joan <aseques(a)gmail.com>:
>>>> I already posted that to the forums, but didn't get any answer
>>>> Whenever I cancel the download of an attachment (i.e. any .zip about
>>>> 4Mb or larger), roundcube remains unresponsive for a while.
>>>> It seems that is downloading it in background and until it finishes
>>>> you have to wait, so for the 4Mb file I was testing i have to wait for
>>>> about 30 seconds before I can continue working.
>>>> Is it solved in the SVN?
>>>>
>>> _______________________________________________
>>> List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/
>> --
>>
>> Rich Sandberg
>> richs(a)whidbey.net
>> Whidbey Telecom Network Operations
>> _______________________________________________
>> List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/
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Serhij S. Stasyuk wrote:
> Hello all!
>
> Thanks a lot for the great product.
>
> Ukrainian translation attached.
Thanks. I'll add it to the SVN trunk.
>
> One question - are there any plans to integrate some server-side
> filtering (interface to procmail rules for example)?
This is something very server specific and will not become part of
RoundCube. You'll have to wait until we have a plugin-API...
~Thomas
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Thanks! Will commit it to the SVN trunk.
~Thomas
薛忠胜 wrote:
> Hi RoundCube crew:
>
> Attached please find the localization files for Simplified Chinese (zh_CN).
>
> If have any problem, don't hesitate contact me.
>
> Hunte
>
>
>
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I already posted that to the forums, but didn't get any answer
Whenever I cancel the download of an attachment (i.e. any .zip about
4Mb or larger), roundcube remains unresponsive for a while.
It seems that is downloading it in background and until it finishes
you have to wait, so for the 4Mb file I was testing i have to wait for
about 30 seconds before I can continue working.
Is it solved in the SVN?
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I know this is the kind of question people hate, but is there some sort
of rough notion (say, to 6 month precision) of when the major releases
might come out?
And is "vNext" the same as 0.2 or 0.3?
Looking at
http://trac.roundcube.net/trac.cgi/roadmap
the plugin API won't be til version 0.3.
I ask because I'm contemplating using roundcube as the basis
of a corporate messaging workflow app and would love it if
my extensions could be implemented as plugins
(for example, a plugin to generate and run forms to create documents
to be emailed).
I've looked at Zimbra and Joyent, and unfortunately they don't really
have plugin support either; extensions require modification of
numerous core files.
-mda
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Hi everybody
We kind of automated the publishing process of nightly builds and
therefore removed them form the SourceForge downloads page. You can
now find gzipped archives of SVN snapshots at
http://nightly.roundcube.net
Cheers!
Thomas
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Yup, your're right, patch newie :P, that should be ok
/skins/default/mail.css
@@ -338,7 +338,7 @@
{
position: absolute;
left: 20px;
- width: 160px;
+ width: 170px;
bottom: 20px;
height: 16px;
overflow: hidden;
Cheers
PS: Raoul, sorry for the bunch of duplicate mails, forgot to change the reply
2007/8/7, Raoul Bhatia [IPAX] <r.bhatia(a)ipax.at>:
> you should change the order of the argumens for diff as the patch below
> would remove "width: 170px;" and add "width: 160px;".
>
> :)
>
> kind regards,
> raoul bhatia
>
> Joan wrote:
> > We are using Roundcube both in Catalan or spanish, due to larger
> > words, "Compact empty" becomes "Compacta buida" and the second word
> > cannot be readen using the default font sizes.
> > Changing width to 170px in /skins/default/mail.css solves the problem
> >
> >
> > @@ -338,7 +338,7 @@
> > {
> > position: absolute;
> > left: 20px;
> > - width: 170px;
> > + width: 160px;
> > bottom: 20px;
> > height: 16px;
> > overflow: hidden;
> >
> > Cheers.
> > _______________________________________________
> > List info: http://lists.roundcube.net/dev/
>
>
> --
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> ____________________________________________________________________
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We are using Roundcube both in Catalan or spanish, due to larger
words, "Compact empty" becomes "Compacta buida" and the second word
cannot be readen using the default font sizes.
Changing width to 170px in /skins/default/mail.css solves the problem
@@ -338,7 +338,7 @@
{
position: absolute;
left: 20px;
- width: 170px;
+ width: 160px;
bottom: 20px;
height: 16px;
overflow: hidden;
Cheers.
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file: roundcubemail-0.1-rc1.1.tar
/roundcubemail-0.1-rc1/program/js/app.js
line 1683:
if ((input_message.value=='')&&(tinyMCE.getContent()==''))
I don't have tinymce installed, the variable tinyMCE cause a javascript
error when send message without body.
Should it be
if ((input_message.value=='')&&((!tinyMCE) true : tinyMCE.getContent()==''))
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Since this morning seems that both trac and svn are down. Could you
post any recent svn snapshot in the forums so I can download that
copy?
Thanks for all
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on Sat Jul 21 2007, till <klimpong-AT-gmail.com> wrote:
>> >> Not to rush you, but is anyone looking at these results? I went to
>> >> considerable trouble to produce them, so a simple acknowledgement
>> >> would make me feel better about having done it :)
>> >
>> > Pong!
>> >
>> > I can't provide you with an ETA on when I will look. Probably on the
>> > weekend. Maybe others will look earlier - or later.
>>
>> Just checking in again, thanks...
>
> Sorry, still have no ETA. I can try again next week but I am somewhat
> on vacation.
Sorry to pester, but how about now?
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> Thanks, I've read about both these facilities, and in fact I have them
> installed. However, none of the documentation I've found makes what
> they really do understandable, and especially not how to recover if
> there's a problem during upgrading... which I've had in the past.
I only *minimally* use ports, specifically because of problems upgrading.
I only use ports for minor things. That said, I don' fear upgrading
"/usr/ports", I just do any actual port upgrades cautiously.
http://www.freebsd.org/doc/en_US.ISO8859-1/books/handbook/ports-using.html
gives many ways to update your /usr/ports .
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I just submitted a bug to trac about downloading attachments that
aren't of a correct mime type to spawn the window, ie the direct
download, that causes the ui to lock up. (#1484496)
Here is my patch to the solution from the latest svn checkout. It
retains the original behavior of the redirect() function but adds in
the lock that is sent to goto_url().
New to patches, so please forgive if I did this improperly.
Patrick
Index: program/js/app.js
===================================================================
--- program/js/app.js (revision 657)
+++ program/js/app.js (working copy)
@@ -694,7 +694,7 @@
}
}
- this.goto_url('get', qstring+'&_download=1');
+ this.goto_url('get', qstring+'&_download=1', false);
break;
case 'select-all':
@@ -3187,9 +3187,10 @@
/********* remote request methods *********/
/********************************************************/
- this.redirect = function(url)
+ this.redirect = function(url, lock)
{
- this.set_busy(true);
+ if (lock || lock == null)
+ this.set_busy(true);
if (this.env.framed && window.parent)
parent.location.href = url;
else
@@ -3198,11 +3199,8 @@
this.goto_url = function(action, query, lock)
{
- if (lock)
- this.set_busy(true);
-
var querystring = query ? '&'+query : '';
- this.redirect(this.env.comm_path+'&_action='+action+querystring);
+ this.redirect(this.env.comm_path+'&_action='+action+querystring,
lock);
};
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Hello dev list,
here is a roundcube-0.1-beta2, in front of Courier-imap server.
Effect: when user sends a mail, what contains a subject like:
04.10.
or
2007.06.07.
(these are concrete examples), so the any kind of date-like-pattern
accommodate the string, user can't list the folder.
If user point the browser to an email in Inbox, and then goes to
Sent items, then folder opens.
Could somebody help me, what may be the problem.
(If I remove the mail, what contains the subject above, Sent items
folder opens, when user click to its link).
Thanks:
a.
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Hello,
I'm new to RoundCube, just tried it today, liked it very much, so I decided to
modify the code a little to suit my needs, but I'm not a php expert, that's
why I need some help. I wanted to disable the e-mail and reply-to modifying options
in the identities menu.
In the main.inc.php config file I added a new entry:
rcmail_config['can_change_fromaddr'] = TRUE;
but it seems like that $CONFIG['can_change_fromaddr'] is empty when I try to use it in
the edit_identity.inc file.
What am I doing wrong?
Patch attached.
thanks,
Kamm
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Hi Thomas,
I'm sorry to hear your reasons for handing your leadership over to someone
else. Roundcube is so far a great app and I use it often.
Whether I had sufficient webprogrammer skills I would help to develop
roundcube. But for now it's for me an insuperable challenge that would
waste a lot of time even before I can commit my first lines of code. And I
try to commit a patch some day:-)
I hope that roundcube will be develop any longer!
Greetz
On Mon, 23 Jul 2007 17:06:50 +0200, "Thomas Bruederli"
<roundcube(a)gmail.com> wrote:
> There's one simple answer to this question: It just because nobody
> really works on the code. When did you see the last commit that closed
> a bug?
>
> Second: releasing means testing, cleaning up, packaging, distributing,
> writing an announcement, etc. I don't want to do all that stuff every
> time I change two lines of code. But this is not the point. The main
> reason why we're still stuck with 0.1-rc1 is that there are no active
> developers. Unfortunately I hardly have time to work on the project
> and the few minutes that are left, I mostly spend with writing answers
> to (stupid) requests.
>
> I don't say it's all the other's fault. I seriously underestimated the
> meaning of starting an open source project. It's far more work than
> just writing some lines of code and copy them on a server.
>
> Sorry for the bad "service" and the disappointing growth of the
> project but I had to shift my priorities away from RoundCube and this
> situation will remain for the next two years :-(
>
> In other words: everybody is welcome to take over the project lead and
> release more often.
>
> ~Thomas
>
>
> 2007/7/22, Farkas Levente <lfarkas(a)bppiac.hu>:
>> hi,
>> why don't roundcube has regular release like 0.1, 0.2 etc? everybody
>> know it's a beta software and will care according to that. but even in
>> that case it's 0.1rc1 since almost a half a year now! wouldn't it be
>> better to make more regular release, users can test it and comment on
>> it. until it's reach the 1.0 version everybody know it's beta software
>> and use only care. but even if the development moving it seems to
>> standing. as one of the lesson to learn from opensource project "release
>> early".
>> just my 2c.
>>
>> --
>> Levente "Si vis pacem para bellum!"
>>
>>
>>
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On 7/24/07, Romain Beauxis <toots(a)rastageeks.org> wrote:
> Le Tuesday 24 July 2007 10:49:21 Thomas Bruederli, vous avez écrit:
> > des.inc is not included in the pure GPL package. It uses mcrypt as
> > suggested in the ticket you mentioned. Please, check it!
>
> Hi Thomas !
>
> Nice to see you're considering this issue !
>
> New package just uploaded to debian !
Thanks, Roman! :)
Till
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Just for your information:
I'm working on a patch to select a parent folder when creating a new
one, plus drag/dropping folders from one to another parent.
It's not very close to being finished, but this is what I needed the
changes in revision 651 for.
Robin
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Based on feedback, I am enabling subject tagging. Subjects will
be prefixed by [RCD] or [RCU]. This is a fairly religious issue for some
folks; but the those that need/want it tagged _far_ outweighed any other
response I got. I'm keeping the tag short, however, to try and minimize
the effects for those that don't like subject tagging. I wish this were a
per user setting, but .. it isn't.
List signatures are still enabled but shorter. I find them neccesary to
help keep list management easier. This also helps reduce the case of
people getting tired of a list and just marking it as spam (Which can have
effects further than they intended). Hopefully with a technical audience
such as we have here, that won't happen, but..
Enforcement that posters be subscribed is now enabled. Most of the other
antispam things I do at gigo.com, are disabled for the lists. If
SpamAssassin still thinks "spam" the message might get deferred for
moderator review.
Lastly, some folks are doing sender verification. Because some folks
still have DNS cached pointing to Bob's, and his would not verify the
sender address I'm using, some folks are deferring (good) or rejecting
(not so good) the mail. I'll contact those people in a day or so,
recommending they clear their sender validation cache and/or check their
sender verification cache settings.
Unless anything else comes up, I'll move back to more of a lurker role.
If anything comes up, feel free to contact me, email or jabber.
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bob(a)db.org said:
>the time has come to move the RoundCube mailing lists to their new home.
Folks, I've made the changes needed to move the lists to the new home.
There should be no interruption; Bob is running the list in parallel
until DNS fully moves as far as the public DNS caches are concerned.
A quick intro about me:
I'm Jason Fesler, nobody particularly special. I've worked with
mail and usenet for a very long time, including writing a gateway
between uucp/smtp/nntp to/from FidoNet (yes, I have some gray
hairs), and I've had a number of scars fighting spam to keep mail
a relevant and viable medium for my users. I've been working in this
medium since 1993.
I'm reachable as jfesler(a)gigo.com (email, jabber). I'm also reachable
as postmaster(a)lists.roundcube.net (not spam filtered).
Changes for the lists..
For spam reasons, only people who are subscribed, can post. Sorry!
This makes a *huge* difference on mailing list hosting, particularly
for the moderators and list operator (me). You are more than welcome
to subscribe more than once - and, if desired, set your options to "no
mail" mode.
Speaking of options,
http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/devhttp://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/usershttp://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/announce
Scroll to the bottom field, enter your email address, hit
the "Unsubscribe or edit options" button.
Your password, if you had one previously, is different now. The options
page can mail you your new password. I have not yet earned your trust,
so it would have been inappriate for Bob to send me whatever passwords you
had. You are welcome to change your password (again, above urls).
In case you forget the url - look at the bottom of any post.
You'll find the url for that specific list.
Other changes:
Posting attachments - The attachments will be "detached" and replaced by a
url; the attachments will be web accessible. Sending attachments can get
expensive. This way, only those interested in seeing the picture will
burn up bandwidth fetching it. Likewise, those NOT interested, don't have
to download it. An example is in this post.
Archives - http://lists.roundcube.net has links. The urls for old links
will have changed - there was no way to reliably keep them identical.
Anyone who clicks a link to the old urls will be taken to the top level
page.
The archives now have a search feature. It isn't fancy, but it does work
(just simple ht://dig).
Subject: [Round Cube..] tagging - this is unfortunately not settable per
subscriber, only per list. I am interested in your feedback - mail me
(jfesler(a)gigo.com) privately with your opinion. After enough feedback comes
in I may change the list to include a tag. (Initial feedback was, that
gmail doesn't allow filtering on headers, only subject).
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Bob's list software allowed users to have [RoundCube ..] prepended to the
subject. So does mine, but Bob's is better in so far that this is a
per-user setting. The software I am using, is .. global to all members on
a given list.
Given that:
Please reply to me privately with which list(s) you're on and your opinion
on whether to prepend the subject with [RoundCube ..] or not. Initial
setting is off per common consensus of the moderators - but really, this
is your list.
I'll evaluate the replies I get, and, if appropriate, make the neccesary
changes.
Before you reply: Consider what your mail client can do for you.
If you look at the headers in this message, you'll see something
similiar to 'List-Id: RoundCube Users <users.lists.roundcube.net>'
which could be one way to organize your mail.
-jason
new list operator for RC lists
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bob(a)db.org said:
>the time has come to move the RoundCube mailing lists to their new home.
Folks, I've made the changes needed to move the lists to the new home.
There should be no interruption; Bob is running the list in parallel
until DNS fully moves as far as the public DNS caches are concerned.
A quick intro about me:
I'm Jason Fesler, nobody particularly special. I've worked with
mail and usenet for a very long time, including writing a gateway
between uucp/smtp/nntp to/from FidoNet (yes, I have some gray
hairs), and I've had a number of scars fighting spam to keep mail
a relevant and viable medium for my users. I've been working in this
medium since 1993.
I'm reachable as jfesler(a)gigo.com (email, jabber). I'm also reachable
as postmaster(a)lists.roundcube.net (not spam filtered).
Changes for the lists..
For spam reasons, only people who are subscribed, can post. Sorry!
This makes a *huge* difference on mailing list hosting, particularly
for the moderators and list operator (me). You are more than welcome
to subscribe more than once - and, if desired, set your options to "no
mail" mode.
Speaking of options,
http://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/devhttp://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/usershttp://lists.roundcube.net/mailman/listinfo/announce
Scroll to the bottom field, enter your email address, hit
the "Unsubscribe or edit options" button.
Your password, if you had one previously, is different now. The options
page can mail you your new password. I have not yet earned your trust,
so it would have been inappriate for Bob to send me whatever passwords you
had. You are welcome to change your password (again, above urls).
In case you forget the url - look at the bottom of any post.
You'll find the url for that specific list.
Other changes:
Posting attachments - The attachments will be "detached" and replaced by a
url; the attachments will be web accessible. Sending attachments can get
expensive. This way, only those interested in seeing the picture will
burn up bandwidth fetching it. Likewise, those NOT interested, don't have
to download it. An example is in this post.
Archives - http://lists.roundcube.net has links. The urls for old links
will have changed - there was no way to reliably keep them identical.
Anyone who clicks a link to the old urls will be taken to the top level
page.
The archives now have a search feature. It isn't fancy, but it does work
(just simple ht://dig).
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