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problems with creating ticket in RC trac
by Martin Marques 15 Jun '06

15 Jun '06

People I have a BUG with a patch that I want to submit and I can't get the ticket in the trac system. Even worst, I had a real hard time finding the link to add a new ticket. Help wasn't to helpfull. :-( Can someone give me a flow from after I logged in to the part where I have to add the report? Else I'll just send the patch to Thomas or this list. -- --------------------------------------------------------- Lic. Martín Marqués | SELECT 'mmarques' || Centro de Telemática | '@' || 'unl.edu.ar'; Universidad Nacional | DBA, Programador, del Litoral | Administrador ---------------------------------------------------------

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php5 branch ?
by Hans L 14 Jun '06

14 Jun '06

Hi - I'm very impressed with roundcube and would like to suggest it as our replacement webbmail platform at work. Great project! I was wondering whether there is any interest in a PHP 5.1-only version of this software. I would be very willing to help port the software to PHP5, using exceptions, PDO, etc., since I will most probably be doing an in-depth code review anyway. Is there any interest in a PHP5-only branch? From a developer perspective, I think it makes for a significantly more debuggable & maintainable (and, in some ways, secure) codebase, but I understand there also are (a lot) of folks still running PHP4. (Not sure if many roundcube users are also running PHP4?) Regards - Hans

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Folders bug?
by Michiel van den Berg 14 Jun '06

14 Jun '06

Hi all, Do not know if to report this as bug or feature request. When creating a new email box on a ISP mail server usually the folders are created upon first mail or by the mail client. in this case only the inbox is created upon first mail before when using squirrelmail or thunderbird via imap the client would create the appropriate other boxes (drafts, trash and sent) roundcube does not do this yet, which leads to errors when writing new messages or deleting existing messages from new inboxes. Sorry to not post a patch right now I just noticed this and might come up with a patch later. rds, Michiel van den Berg

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WAP Roundcube?
by jimjawn 14 Jun '06

14 Jun '06

Hey all! I've been using linux for a few months now and I want to start getting more involved in working on open source projects. I figured the best way for me to get started would be to add an itch that needed to be sratched for me personally to something I'm already using. In any event, I'd like to contribute to roundcube. I've used it successfully a bunch of times and I just love its simplicity and its ease of setup. That being said, the one thing that I wish I could do with it is to check my email from my cell phone. Sort of in the spirit of m.gmail.com, I wanted to pass it on the developers and see what you think. I've included kind of a rough markup<http://growinguplinux.com/images/m_roundy.png>of an interface that I think I can build, less perhaps the grouping by conversation feature. Well at least I think I can. I've been going through the code and its complexity and depth are staggering IMHO. For some reason I thought simple interface = simple codebase. While the code is well commented and very, very eloquent, at this point its a bit above my knowledge of PHP & javascript. However, I'm not going to let that dishearten me. I'm down for a challenge. So I have a few questions for some of the devs on this list. 1. How modular is the interface? I've been going through the code and it seems like some HTML is hardwired into the program (but some of the code I'm having a hard time understanding). Is this the case? Is there an easy way to plug in an alternative interface besides a common web browser w/ajax support? Is something like this even possible with roundcube? 2. I've been looking at the wurfl <http://wurfl.sourceforge.net/php/>and wall <http://wall.laacz.lv/> and thought that it would be easy to build a WAP/HTML interface like a roundcube_wall_page() using these libraries and I'd like to give it a whirl but I'm still trying to figure out how the code is structured beyond the introductory info in the help file. 3. Is there any rudimentary docmentation or diagrams that help explain the system design from a higher level? Is there some sort of autodocumentation program that I can help build or get involved in until I understand this system better? Something that strips tags out of the code and automatically builds documentation or something? How about a developers guide? 4. What functions can I call that will allow me to: List all of the IMAP folders, get the messages from the IMAP server in some sort of organzied array, and basically just work with the IMAP stuff at a lower level. Is there a roundcube IMAP ilohamail wrapper class? If I'm not using the right language please correct me. This is a great, great open source product and I'd love to be able to contribute in some manner or fashion. Thanks for reading this and I'm hoping I'll be able to contribute some way. jimjawn -------------------------------------------------------------------- Fakaofa since 2003 - http://palangifiles.com

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14 Jun '06

Is anyone having a problem with the login screen? The fields are extremely large. I have try it on IE and Firefox, same results. Image attached (crossing fingers, so mailing list will that mangle it). Cheers, -- David

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Re: Roundcube auth hack
by justin randell 13 Jun '06

13 Jun '06

hi jamie, yes, i integrated roundcube into another application so that users could login to our larger app and check their email without logging in again. i sent in a patch at the time (can't remember whether that was just to the mailing list of if i also submitted it to roundcube's sourceforge page), but it wasn't integrated into roundcube proper. anyway, that was quite a long time ago and i'm sure it wouldn't apply cleanly to the current roundcube code. i'm happy to help you get this working though - i'll dig up the old patch and we can have a look at modifying it so it will apply to the current svn. cheers justin PS - i'm cc'ing this to the roundcube mailing list in case our discussion is useful for others Jamie Penner wrote: > > Hi Justin. I've been pulling my hair out trying to be able to pass > Roundcube auth information from an external app that the user has > already logged into. From Googling around the Net, it appears > you've been able to do this. But, I can't find anywhere to download > the patched files. > > Do you make those available at all? > > thanks in advance!! > > _____________________________________________ > > Jamie Penner, Owner > V3 Mediaworks > 4 Church Street > Nanaimo, BC Canada > V9R 5H4

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Re: Drafts Support: Patch!
by phil 13 Jun '06

13 Jun '06

Rich This looks excellent, thanks for your work. The only thing I thought was a little strange was when I save the draft, it works, but then it adds another sig to my current compose window. Just a small thing, but hey, great job, nice implementation, save message and I really like the auto-save feature, that could help me not lose some longer emails.... P On Fri, 9 Jun 2006 16:19:53 -0700, richs(a)whidbey.net wrote: > This patch adds Drafts support (saving drafts, and resuming them > later). It's based on the latest 260 SVN version. > > 1. Make a backup of your entire RoundCube directory. :) > > 2. CD into your main RC directory. > > 3. Grab the files: > > wget http://www.whidbey.net/richs/rc-drafts.patch > wget http://www.whidbey.net/richs/folder-drafts.png > wget http://www.whidbey.net/richs/drafts_act.png > > 4. Install: > > mv folder-drafts.png skins/default/images/icons/ > mv drafts_act.png skins/default/images/buttons/ > patch -p0 < rc-drafts.patch > > 5. Test. Re-login to RoundCube, compose a new message, then click > the "Save this draft" button. The first time you do this, it should > create the "Drafts" folder. > > Double-click on a draft to open it, or single-click to highlight and > then press the Compose button. You should be able to resume where > you left off, re-save, and eventually send the message. > > Drafts are automatically saved every 5 minutes in case your session > is lost. You can also click the "Save this draft" button manually. > Configurable in "skins/default/templates/compose.html", e.g. by > changing 300000 (5 minutes in milliseconds), to 10 minutes (600000). > > Drafts are removed from the Drafts folder once they're Sent. > > Please let me know what problems you find. Thanks! > > Rich -- http://fak3r.com - you don't have to kick it

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Drafts Support: Patch!
by richs＠whidbey.net 13 Jun '06

13 Jun '06

This patch adds Drafts support (saving drafts, and resuming them later). It's based on the latest 260 SVN version. 1. Make a backup of your entire RoundCube directory. :) 2. CD into your main RC directory. 3. Grab the files: wget http://www.whidbey.net/richs/rc-drafts.patch wget http://www.whidbey.net/richs/folder-drafts.png wget http://www.whidbey.net/richs/drafts_act.png 4. Install: mv folder-drafts.png skins/default/images/icons/ mv drafts_act.png skins/default/images/buttons/ patch -p0 < rc-drafts.patch 5. Test. Re-login to RoundCube, compose a new message, then click the "Save this draft" button. The first time you do this, it should create the "Drafts" folder. Double-click on a draft to open it, or single-click to highlight and then press the Compose button. You should be able to resume where you left off, re-save, and eventually send the message. Drafts are automatically saved every 5 minutes in case your session is lost. You can also click the "Save this draft" button manually. Configurable in "skins/default/templates/compose.html", e.g. by changing 300000 (5 minutes in milliseconds), to 10 minutes (600000). Drafts are removed from the Drafts folder once they're Sent. Please let me know what problems you find. Thanks! Rich

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No persistent connections with PHP4
by Martin Marques 09 Jun '06

09 Jun '06

When using PHP4 and setting $rcmail_config['db_persistent'] = TRUE; RC doesn't use persistent connetions. Here's the patch: $ svn diff program/include/rcube_db.inc Index: program/include/rcube_db.inc =================================================================== --- program/include/rcube_db.inc (revision 259) +++ program/include/rcube_db.inc (working copy) @@ -80,7 +80,7 @@ */ function rcube_db($db_dsnw, $db_dsnr='', $pconn=false) { - $this->__construct($db_dsnw, $db_dsnr); + $this->__construct($db_dsnw, $db_dsnr, $pconn); } -- --------------------------------------------------------- Lic. Martín Marqués | SELECT 'mmarques' || Centro de Telemática | '@' || 'unl.edu.ar'; Universidad Nacional | DBA, Programador, del Litoral | Administrador ---------------------------------------------------------

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security-related
by Hans L 09 Jun '06

09 Jun '06

Hi - What is the appropriate forum for posting security-related issues w/ RC? I assume that the public mailing list is probably not where those are to go (?) Thanks- Hans

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