Hi Devs,
I know we're nearing beta so interest in new features may be low, but I
think I've got a good one here:
"optional temporary storage of outgoing attachments in database"
http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1485231
The real significance of this patch is that using local file storage
conflicts with using round robin dns to scale roundcube across multiple
servers. With this patch in place we've been able to run one instance
of roundcube across 20 servers.
We've been running the older version of this patch for several weeks for
a "preview" group of about 200 - 400 people without complaints. I've
updated it today to work with the latest svn and our team will be
testing it further.
Let me know if there's anything I can do to make this patch more acceptable.
Thanks,
Ziba
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Hi,
Here is a updated translation for French ;)
Regards,
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Devs,
I sent a message to myself using RoundCube last week with a couple picture
attachments (trying to reproduce ticket #1485342). I couldn't display the
attachments, so I thought I had reproduced the problem from the ticket.
However, it turned out to be a problem with the e-mail headers on the
message sent out by RoundCube (which seems different than what the ticket
was describing). Before I dig too deeply into the MIME encoding, I wanted
to see if any of you could see any reason why the headers would have been
encoded this way.
Here is a section of the headers:
User-Agent: RoundCube Webmail/0.1
Content-Type:
=?UTF-8?Q?multipart/mixed;=0A=09boundary="=_02a240d2fbd71132d40be9b4c55e5587"?=
--=_02a240d2fbd71132d40be9b4c55e5587
Content-Type: multipart/alternative;
boundary="=_3138421b4fcb76298f28ab6e143b4ab2"
--=_3138421b4fcb76298f28ab6e143b4ab2
Content-Transfer-Encoding: 8bit
Content-Type: text/plain; charset="UTF-8"
Notice the invalid Content-Type value. I though it only
needed to do the
quoted-printable encoding if there were non-7-bit-ASCII characters in the
header value (which doesn't seem to be the case here).
Any ideas?
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Hello,
I keep getting emails for the tickets where I am the reporter, but not
for the tickets where I contributed some patches and comments.
Are there a way to manage all that?
My ultimate preference is to read the Timeline RSS Feed instead of
getting all the email messages.
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Hi Daniel,
please email dev(a)lists.roundcube.net with your idea. We have a lot of
things to focus on right now, so please put that idea on the
mailinglist and see how the reception is, etc..
Personally, I'd like to see SyncML support in the addressbook, I am
not keen on LDAP. But that's just me personally.
Cheers,
Till
On Sun, Sep 14, 2008 at 3:03 AM, Daniel Aleksandersen wrote:
> Hi however is the Roundcube project admin
> I just discovered your exiting IMAP client project. I looked over the
> roadmap too, and found it quite fascinating.
> The only thing I did not like was that you have no plans to offer any
> decent
> way to synchronise the address book. IMAP is the perfect protocol for
> accessing emails. I would, however, have preferred a centralised storage
> for
> my address book, and then only access that data trough a client
> (Roundcube,
> for instance). Could you please focus on that? I think LDAP is suitable,
> as
> it is integrated for this purpose on some desktop email clients already.
> I could sponsor a 100 USD bounty for such a feature if it would help
> motivate others to assist you on this. (Notably I would have to agree on
> the
> terms of the bounty.)
> Thanks in advance, and do carry on with the project.
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I have been working to add contact groups (database backed) to my
roundcube but I am struggling with the task due to the complexities of
ajax and lack of documentation.
I have managed with some difficulty to implement the majority of it
using the LDAP contact groups code as a starting point, and I am hoping
some people here can point me in the right direction to get the last of
the elements working correctly.
I can create a new contact group in the database using code based on
program/steps/addressbook/save.inc, however I can not figure out how to
update the javascript in real time. In the current form, I have to leave
the addressbook and return to update it.
What do I add to make it update the display?
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Folder list has a hand pointer, let it be consistent with a message list
to have an arrow pointer.
Index: skins/default/settings.css
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--- skins/default/settings.css (revision 1795)
+++ skins/default/settings.css (working copy)
@@ -171,7 +171,7 @@
white-space: nowrap;
border-bottom: 1px solid #EBEBEB;
background-color: #F9F9F9;
- cursor: pointer;
+ cursor: default;
}
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Hi! I've made a patch which adds vertical splitter + some small fixes.
It needs some work for IE and probably for Safari, but it works fine with:
- Firefox3.0 (focus issue fixed via CSS: -moz-user-select: none),
- Opera9.5 (ad. fixed iframe drag issue: added drag_active flag),
- Konqueror3.5.
Splitter dots are better centered now and #mainscreen division is
required, but it's not a problem, I think.
Some things may be done in better way, but it's working. Feel free to
send corrections ;)
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Roundcube Webmail Project Developer http://roundcube.net
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Guys,
I've just checked out trunk so I can have the LDAP write facility for my
addressbooks, however, I've come across a bug.
When you enter your binddn - mine is uid=andy,ou=Users,dc=example,dc=com
- however, the bind_dn field is pre-appended with dn="$bind_dn" - which
breaks the authentication.
I'm looking through the code now to see if I can get rid of the leading
dn= and whether that fixes my problem. Let me know if you have any
other advice.
Regards,
Andy
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