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How to pass cookies or session from roundcube webmail to other application
by Avinash P 07 Feb '15

07 Feb '15

Hi, I have to pass session or cookis from roundcube webmail to chat application for currently login users

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plugins, composer and automatic_addressbook plugin
by Sébastien BLAISOT 01 Feb '15

01 Feb '15

Hi all, I'm proud to inform you that I finally found how to migrate the automatic_addressbook plugin from svn to git. The tricky part was the layout change somewhere back in the project's history as I didn't want to loose some of the commit history. Now as the git repo is clean and has all commit history, I published it on github and imported on roundcube's plugin repository. So I began to play with composer. When adding automatic_addressbook in my composer.json, I get it installed, but it installed me the dev-master branch. I thought that only published versions (tags) were installed unless specifically specified. What is the correct/prefferred way to tell composer to only install "stable" versions of a plugin ? regards, -- Sébastien 圣巴斯弟盎

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Security update 1.0.5 released
by Thomas Bruederli 24 Jan '15

24 Jan '15

Dear Roundcube users We just released a security update to the stable version 1.0 of Roundcube webmail. Beside a recently reported Cross-Site-Scripting vulnerability, it also contains some bug fixes and improvements we found important for the long term support branch of Roundcube. The fixed XSS issue is documented here: http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1490227 See the full changelog here: http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/Changelog It's considered stable and we recommend to update all productive installations of Roundcube with this version. Download it from http://roundcube.net/download. And like always: backup before updating! Kind regards, Thomas

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27 Dec '14

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Update 1.0.4 released
by Thomas Bruederli 23 Dec '14

23 Dec '14

Dear Roundcube users We're proud to announce the next service release to the stable version 1.0 of Roundcube webmail. It contains a security fix along with some bug fixes and improvements for the long term support branch of Roundcube. The most important ones are: * Security: Fix possible CSRF attacks to some address book operations as well as to the ACL and Managesieve plugins. * Fix attachments encoded in TNEF containers (from Outlook) * Fix compatibility with PHP 5.2 See the full changelog here: http://trac.roundcube.net/wiki/Changelog It's considered stable and we recommend to update all productive installations of Roundcube with this version. Download it from http://roundcube.net/download. And remember: backup before updating! Kind regards, Thomas

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bug in 1.0 branch
by Cor Bosman 17 Dec '14

17 Dec '14

Hey all, the 1.0 branch has quite an annoying bug. If you email someone the following text in the body, rc will interpret it as a uuencoded message and make it a broken attachment. "foobar begin 2015 foobar2" This is fixed in 1.1 because of a seemingly/somewhat unrelated commit https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/commit/48ba4414b33c8982f8232b06f… <https://github.com/roundcube/roundcubemail/commit/48ba4414b33c8982f8232b06f…> Is 1.1 around the corner, and if not, any idea if this could be fixed in 1.0? We have patched it locally because of customer complaints. Cor

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Response on ticket #1489838 “separate mobile interface is needed”
by martijn.thie＠kpn.com 09 Dec '14

09 Dec '14

As a response on the ticket: #1489838 “separate mobile interface is needed” (http://trac.roundcube.net/ticket/1489838) First of all, I agree... Mobile/tablet interface should be there in the standard product, as a lot of people are more and more using tablets and mobiles as their primary device. About a solution... I guess one would first need to make a choice whether to implement Responsive Design in Larry or to select another template/theme based on the device-type using the user-agent string. Both solutions have advantages and drawbacks. Selecting a different template based on the device type, gives you the possibility to create separate functionality per device. Some functions should work a little different for a tablet then they should for a mobile device. So, in some cases that might require different javascript calls or so. The major drawback is, that you're always behind on supporting all devices. To stay compatible, it needs effort around the clock. On the other hand, Responsive Design is the choice for a future-ready template. It doesn't care about which device you are on, it just looks at the capabilities of the device and adapts the design along. It is a pure CSS solution. That is good, but that also means that you don't get to have separate functionality. The major drawback to Responsive Design is that the CSS structure can be harder to maintain. That all said... I have made a first attempt at enabling Responsive Design for the default Larry template. In about one day, I've succeeded to redesign the email screen for the most part. The boundaries I used for my attempt was to only use one CSS file to do it all. This one CSS file is simply added to the default CSS includes. The biggest problem that I faced, was that not all styling is done in a CSS file, but for some elements CSS is added directly to the element using the style attribute. In some cases I had to entirely corrupt the CSS of some elements to undo the CSS that was put into the style attribute. I’m not sure if and how attachments are processed by this mailinglist (as this is my first post), but I’ve attached a zip file containing the css. Also added three screenshots of the result on my Android device. The screenshots show the Dutch version of Roundcube, but it should give you an impression. In order to try it out and see how Responsive Design works, just add the css file (mystyle.css) to “root-of-roundcube/skins/larry” and add the following line to the “root-of-roundcube/skins/larry/includes/links.html”: <link rel="stylesheet" type="text/css" href="/mystyle.css" /> Reload the page in your browser and adjust the size of your browser window to a smaller width. Currently (for testing purpose) the width at which the Responsive Design kicks in is at 1111px. Please keep in mind that this is just a simple try-out from my part. It’s incomplete (at best) and the result of only one day of trying. A better result is possible by adding an additional javascript file for adjusting some html elements before the Responsive CSS kicks in. And an even better result can be get by removing the style attributes from the HTML and adjusting the HTML of Larry in small ways to better adopt smaller windows. Regards, Martijn

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