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round cube suggestion
by josh＠wareriver.com 30 Jan '07

30 Jan '07

Hi, I love it, my suggestion would be for the address book, have an option where i can import contacts from a vcf file, etc. I like that you have the option to add the contact just by clicking the name, but i have so many. that would be my major suggestion. O, i dont know if you do, but signature would be great. thanks, Josh

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Test request for people not using mysql
by Brian Jackson 30 Jan '07

30 Jan '07

I'm wondering if I can get people who aren't using mysql to run a little test for me. I need people to install MDB2 if you don't already have it installed. Then install MDB2_Schema 'pear install MDB2_Schema' should handle that. Once you have that installed, you should have /usr/share/php/docs/ MDB2_Schema/docs/examples/example.php installed now. Copy that to a web accessible dir and open up your browser and go to that page. You should see a page with a form to enter all your db info. Enter all the roundcube info, put in a filename that apache will be able to write (temp/schema.xml /tmp/schema.xml etc.), tell it to only dump the structure, leave all the options as defaults. Hit ok, and you should now have a schema.xml file output where you told it to. Just email me that file. Thanks in advance. --Brian Jackson

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Plug-in API
by Steve Ellis 30 Jan '07

30 Jan '07

Has there been any work done on a plugin API? It would be a great feature to be able to write a plugin and almost literally drop it in with out having to edit major files which will be overwritten in the next release. on the forums there was mention of a word-press like plugin system (I vote for the widgets =) which would be an excellent way of managing them. This would open the doors for a plugin community to fill those 'not so popular' needs that would be considered bloat in the main trunk, so users can select which bloat they want.

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Query on 2 possible new features
by Daniel Kasak 29 Jan '07

29 Jan '07

Hi all. I've recently migrated our office webmail server from squirrelmail to roundcubemail. I'm largely very happy with things. There are 2 features, however, that we are sorely missing. 1) Forward as attachment. This is required by our spam filter ( dspam ). There are other ways of training, but none that users can get their heads around. It's also nice, however, to have the entire message, headers and all, encapsulated in a forwarded message. 2) Signatures ( html ). This is kinda a requirement of our office, and roundcubemail's lack of signature support has slipped under the radar for now ... Can someone please comment on whether either of these 2 features are being considered? I'm not sure about how to do 1), but if no-one is stepping up to the plate for 2) I might give it a go ... might ... I haven't really looked at the code in any depth yet and considered what would be needed. Thanks. Dan -- Daniel Kasak IT Developer NUS Consulting Group Level 5, 77 Pacific Highway North Sydney, NSW, Australia 2060 T: (+61) 2 9922-7676 / F: (+61) 2 9922 7989 email: dkasak(a)nusconsulting.com.au website: http://www.nusconsulting.com.au

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RSS Reader
by Sam Bailey 29 Jan '07

29 Jan '07

Hey Everyone, I was thinking that an rss reader could be integrated into RoundCube. Whether this would better be added as a plugin or integrated directly I'm not sure. And again whether to build our own or use an existing system. To my understanding there are four options: 1. Create a branch and integrate into RoundCube [my preference - see below] 2. Create as a plugin or as a separate or joint project 3. Grab an existing project and modify as either plugin or direct integration 4. Forget about it and use other systems for rss If we choose option 1, then I'd like to help manage the overall development of the rss system, as well as doing some coding. However my skills are probably not up to doing this on my own. It may be necessary to separate the development as it is a significant project, and have it's own dev list [it's just a little bigger than the address book rewrite]. I think that integration is better than a plugin though due to the size of the exercise. If option 2, then obviously we need to get this discussion off this list and move it elsewhere. I am willing to host a development forum/wiki/test server for this, and help manage it as a separate project. An RSS Reader may be too big to be just a plugin and so development as a joint project may possibly be a good idea. If option 3, then as for option 2, however my involvement may be limited to consultation. If option 4, well you get the idea :( I believe that RoundCube would be seen as a better solution [it already is ;)] with an RSS reader. It would allow you to have that remote access to your feeds along with your email (again see Thunderbird), saving time and making the whole experience a bit better. As a webmail project, my understanding is that RoundCube does not want or need to be the all encompassing solution. However I think that an RSS reader would be a welcome addition, and should not be seen going as or pushing the project down the groupware path. All comments or thoughts on this are welcome and encouraged. :) I figured it would be something like this: - Integrated into the email page [my preference] + Feed list where the folders currently sit (i.e. Thunderbird) + maybe as a separate pane underneath like the preview pane + ability to hide email folders and show feeds + option to have multiple feeds come into one folder + Actual feed showing in the email list section + sort by seen status + Web page displayed in preview pane or new window + able to select either: * full page * full page without images * summary * etc. + Feed list stored in database along with entries from each feed + save seen/unseen status + Folder list + "drag and drop" feed links to creatable folders for future reference etc. + Forward feed link via email + opens new email with set text & hyperlink + Digg/del.icio.us/etc. this link function + added extras services via config + Feed & folders searchable - OR have a separate page altogether based on the email page Thanks Sam Bailey (cyprix) Cyprix Enterprises www.cyprix.com.au Melbourne, Australia Planet Cyprix Blog blog.cyprix.com.au

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Roundcube with PHP 5.2.0 and Zend Optimizer - blank screen
by monotek＠freakmail.de 29 Jan '07

29 Jan '07

Hallo. My OS is Debian Sarge. I use the Sarge Backports Version of PHP 5.2.0. If the Zend Optimizer is enabled Roundcube just brings a blank page. The error log got some seg faults. If i disable Zend it works. How do get Roundcube running with Zend optimizer enabled? -- Mit freundlichen Grüssen Andrè Bauer

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Log from the Meeting.
by Gadjet roundcube 29 Jan '07

29 Jan '07

Hi All, Here is a log if you missed the meeting: http://unrelated.net.au/roundcubelivefeed.txt Regards, Carson.

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Cyrus folders lost!
by Brennan Stehling 26 Jan '07

26 Jan '07

I am running the Cyrus IMAP server and last night it seems the mailboxes were corrupted. I have followed steps to restore them but now RC is not showing all of my folders even though Cyrus shows they are there. In the meantime I have directed all of my incoming mail to my GMail account. I may end up staying there. Managing my own mail is not worth this effort. -- Brennan Stehling Offwhite.net LLC brennan(a)offwhite.net

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script to add identities
by Patrick Lockhart 26 Jan '07

26 Jan '07

hi list, I've created this php script which i use to add identities to the user's account. On the server which I installed roundcube, Identities must be entered inorder to send emails. This script takes care of the issue. I added this line into the crontab to run each minute: * * * * * /usr/bin/php /var/www/html/roundmail/roundident.php >/dev/null 2>/dev/null Has been working fine. Patrick

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Fwd: Re: January meeting?
by Sean Heukels 25 Jan '07

25 Jan '07

Can anyone attend from this mailing list? I am interested as a listener ... ps. I want to suggest an agenda item to discuss the logging of bugs / rules behind it . I think it is wise to have a gatekeeper to read all bugs and classify or discard regards, Sean Thomas Bruederli wrote: > Hi all, > > After a busy week I totally forgot that we haven't fixed a date for the > online meeting in January. Well, one of my suggestions is over so here's > the official announcement for the developers meeting: > > Sunday 28. Jan. 2006, 19.00 (GMT) > at #roundcube on freenode.net (IRC) > > Hope to see you there! > > Thomas > >

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