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Roundcube in Production
by Gavin Conway 15 Dec '05

15 Dec '05

Hi All, I'm curious about who is using or considering using Roundcube as a production client. We currently have squirrelmail deployed acting as a front-end to our IMAP servers but are looking to start testing with RoundCube. Our deployment of this is going to be something along the lines of; Roundcube -> Perdition -> IMAP Server \ \---------------------------------| I was curious about who is using this in their own environments and how they'd deployed it? Thanks, Gavin -- UKS Ltd, Birmingham Road, Studley, Warwickshire, B80 7BG Tel: 08700 681 333 - Fax: 01527 851 301 - AS: 20547 gavin(a)uksolutions.co.uk - www.uksolutions.co.uk

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user unable to delete messages
by Geuis Teses 15 Dec '05

15 Dec '05

One of our users ran into a bug where she had 200+ message in her trash and was unable to delete them. Trick for that was to go into a message, delete it, then you could select/all delete in the Trash folder. You have to repeat this process until you empty the bin. I got this down to the last 16 messages and they would not delete whatsoever. So, I deleted her account and added her back in. (We use a Cpanel backend, btw.) Now, she cannot delete messages at all. She does not have a trash folder under Inbox and Sent items. When we try to delete a message either from the inbox or inside a message, it flashes an error 'Cannot move the message.' What can I do to completely reset this user's cache and such and make RC treat it like a brand new email address? Using the 1203 CVS version.

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Speed on freeBSD 6
by Codefritters 14 Dec '05

14 Dec '05

Hi folks, I just installed from cvs current version of roundcube. I use it with mysql4.1 but it is terribly slow. Any howtos to improve speed? Running top -u shows imapd up to 15% and that's it. Logging in takes forewer and switching between folders as well. Any ideas? Robert

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CVS, Back to Inbox
by Tony Kowalick 14 Dec '05

14 Dec '05

I just installed the latest version of the CVS. When I hit compose and the click the green back arrow "back to inbox" , it works fine. When I do the same thing from inside a mail message, (reading), it logs me out. Any ideas? TIA, Tony -- Tony Kowalick tony.kowalick(a)gmail.com

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Make pretty dates non-pretty over a week old?
by Walter Francis 14 Dec '05

14 Dec '05

Just wanted to make the suggestion that pretty dates really only make sense within a week, any longer and it is just confusing. I'd suggest that emails over a week old be shown in the full date format instead of the pretty date format.

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When will the demo be up?
by Ray Masa 14 Dec '05

14 Dec '05

Hi, Was interested in testing Roundcube prior to installing. Will the demo be up soon? Also, Is there a way via roundcube to allow new users to sign up for an email account? Thanks Ray

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Bug in RoundCube with Opera
by Craig Whitmore 14 Dec '05

14 Dec '05

- When using Opera (8.5X on Windows or Linux) go to INBOX and double click on a message to view. Then click on the folder name your in on the left (INBOX) again and the session will time out and you will get the login box again. Thanks Craig Whitmore Orcon Internet

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blank lines in header
by Jason 14 Dec '05

14 Dec '05

What's going on with the blank lines in the header of emails sent from roundcube? Some things handle it well, but Gmail doesn't. Thanks, Jason

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Non-displaying attachments
by Javier Delgadillo 14 Dec '05

14 Dec '05

Hello all, I recently installed Roundcube on my home mail server. Love it. I realize it's alpha, but I already love it. Biggest initial complaint is that it seems to not display attachments. I have a few messages in my INBOX that are sent as plain-text and HTML and include some extra attachments (i.e. MS Office documents, jpegs). RoundCube shows the HTML entry, but doesn't show the pics or docs for download. Is there some configuration bit I can set to make this work correctly? Thanks and keep up the good work!!! --- Javier Delgadillo javi at javi dot codewarp dot org http://javi.codewarp.org/

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Re: Speaking of 30gigs.com
by George Daswani 13 Dec '05

13 Dec '05

I'll post about it on my blog - http://portaldeveloper.blogspot.com, will k try to get a visio diagram in there.. But here's the jist of it.. 1) Mailrouter (postfix w/ ldap support) 2) Mailhost1 (postfix / mailDir delivery / courier-imapd w/ ldap support) 3) Mailhost2 (postfix / mailDir delivery / courier-imapd w/ ldap support) The mailhosts are individual partitions of the entire mail delivery landscape. Basically, each server holds it's own set of users - let's say 75K per server. OpenLDAP will be installed on the mailhost(s), and will only hold user accounts and deliver only to users that it services (share nothing approach). we'll have a ldap tree like this dc=testbed, dc=com ou=vmail, dc=testbed, dc=com ou=mailhost1, ou=vmail, dc=testbed, dc=com ou=mailhost2, ou=vmail, dc=testbed, dc=com mailhost1 has an ldap server (master) that services users under the subtree ou=mailhost1, ou=vmail, dc=testbed, dc=com mailhost2 has an ldap server (master) that services users under the subtree ou=mailhost2, ou=vmail, dc=testbed, dc=com now for the mailrouter, it's also has it's own local ldap server, which sync-replicates from the two master. Basically, it will tie together those two subtrees into one consistent view for use by postfix on the mailrouter, the end result is an smtp forward to the proper backend mailhost for local delivery. so that a ldap subsearch on ou=vmail, dc=testbed, dc=com with something like (&(objectClass=CourierMailAccount)(mail=someusers(a)somemail.com)) will return the mailHost attribute <-- postfix will automatically forward the message to the properly mailhost for local delivery. Now for horizontal scalability, it's easy enough to add a new mailhost that will service another 75k users. If the mailrouter is becoming a bottle - it's also quite easy to scale it by adding another mailrouter box. HUB = mailrouter SPOKE = mailhosts If you want to prototype such a system and need help in configuring all the various bit, e-mail me and i'll send you the compile flags, configuration files.. G > On 12 Dec 2005, at 22:44, George Daswani wrote: >> Personally, here are my plans >> >> 1) Move backend system into a hub and spoke model for scalability >> (Mail >> Delivery, and IMAP) - I'll be more than happy to discuss how this is >> implemented for people wanting to run such a large scale site.. > > I'd be interested in this -- we're about to start scaling up our own > backend from our humble beginnings and would be nice to see how > others have approached (and solved) the problem. > > Yours, > Craig > -- > Craig Webster | t: +44 (0)131 516 8595 | e: craig(a)xeriom.net > Xeriom.NET | f: +44 (0)709 287 1902 | w: http://xeriom.net > > > > -- My Blog - http://portaldeveloper.blogspot.com

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