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roundcube is a head-trauma victim
by Zachery Hostens 29 Nov '05

29 Nov '05

ive been using roundcube for a while, but always seem to have a problem after another. today i enjoyed the most bizarre of these. (actually these have been on going) fyi: cvs roundcube qmail-smtpd bincimap imap server Pure CVS: after logging in i can send 1 message fine, any other message i try to send my browser sits there with the spinning logo "Sending Message" even after my smtpd log sends the message and disconnects the client from 127.0.0.1. CVS + my identity-reply patch: every other message i send roundcube brings me back the the message list BUT: * does NOT send my mail. * does NOT bring me back to the compose screen. * does NOT save the mail in anyway. * does NOT give any message via logs/sendmail. * does NOT give any message via logs/errors. * does NOT even tell me it failed to send my mail. (this is tested the past week+) i also have an issue where ONLY every OTHER email i try to send gets sent. and the others give me no error/warning of ANY kind. im gonna try this without my patch later, but i HIGHLY doubt that is of any issue here. (yes, i had to type THIS VERY email twice, and attempt to send it 5+ times to get it to work) now im experiencing roundcube throwing up the 'Invalid or Timedout Session' message while i was composing a message (this one in fact,) and another time when it was sitting idle on one of the message list windows. the more i update roundcube the more unstable it gets, and the more pure oddities i see that should never be seen in any type of software :x <flame> just from looking at the source/(making one patch) i have to say ive never seen code formed so 'oddly' to put it. there is a lot of stuff thrown around randomly and for no reason. just index.php has to look at 3-4 different variables to decide what to actually do in the request. global is used in almost every function of include files, its migraine causing. when i was creating my identity-reply patch i noticed the function i was modifying being called 3 times in one request, all hitting my peice of code. there are many other functions that are "designed" to do multiple tasks, which defeats the purpose of making them in the first place (ie: functions are suppose to be small simple peices of code to solve one problem, not accept 20 variables, and return any of 10 replies back :x) php isnt my favorite but im willing to help. but now im afraid to touch anything cause it barely works, and its a pita to try to figure out how any of the code works, (or why it works?) :x .. (i could go on but will stop here) excuse the flame, (take it as helpful-critism please) but i spent the last half-hour yelling at roundcube for not sending my email. </flame> for the good critism: i do have to say roundcube is the most aesthetically pleasing designed webmail client there is anywhere. all others are generic 1995 html 1.1 <table>-thumping designed-to-make-users-nauseous kind of thing. or they are pleasing, though try to look like a desktop application which just DOESNT work for web apps. i will take the time sometime this week to run roundcube through a debugger/strace-like tool and throw out a handful of ideas/ways to make roundcube just work. though i really dont want to throw a lot of time into roundcube if no one wants to actually push roundcube into as clean a codebase as it is an interface. - Zachery

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Documentation for RoundCube
by Tobias Witek 29 Nov '05

29 Nov '05

hi everyone, it seems that documentation (both for the user and for the developer) is rather small (no wonder, regarding the youth of roundcube, right now features are more important, i think). may i suggest the introduction of a wiki for roundcube-related issues? i'm thinking about it as something where developers can a) describe their modules b) agree on a coding convention (very important, in my opinion) c) sketch an overall frame of how roundcube's pieces fit and act together d) get a quick introduction into installing it (with configs "known to work" and ones that cause problems and how to circumvent them) e) ? f) profit! and users can a) get some initial info on how to use roundcube b) browse FAQs any comments? best regards, t

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Re: unsubscribing impossible
by phil 29 Nov '05

29 Nov '05

Hello >From the website: "To unsubscribe from the list send an empty message to dev+unsubscribe(a)lists.roundcube.net and follow the instructions in the confirmation." It seems as if you'd followed the rules. Wait a bit and see if you get a reply email confirmation, else 'Reply-All' to this message and it'll get back to the list for attention. P On Tue, 29 Nov 2005 17:51:47 +0100, thilo pfennig <tp(a)alternativ.net> wrote: > ig i write to dev+unsubscribe(a)lists.roundcube.net i do not get any > answer. unsubscribing impossible? -- http://fak3r.com - you don't have to kick it

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roundcube is a head-trauma victim?
by Zachery Hostens 29 Nov '05

29 Nov '05

ive been using roundcube for a while, but always seem to have a problem after another. today i enjoyed the most bizarre of these. every time i tried to send mail it brings me back to the message list, and: * does NOT send my mail. * does NOT bring me back to the compose screen. * does NOT save the mail in anyway. * does NOT give any message via logs/sendmail. * does NOT give any message via logs/errors. * does NOT even tell me it failed to send my mail. (every time being the 5+ times i tried to send messages) Resolution: i restarted apache, logged back into roundcube, AND my mail sent perfectly fine. it seems any time i touch smtpd or apache SOMETHING breaks completely making roundcube useless. i also have an issue where ONLY every OTHER email i try to send gets sent. and the others give me no error/warning of ANY kind. im gonna try this without my patch later, but i HIGHLY doubt that is of any issue here. (yes, i had to type THIS VERY email twice, and attempt to send it 5+ times to get it to work) - Zachery

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Problem moving new messages
by Alan Briolat 29 Nov '05

29 Nov '05

I'm a fairly new user of RoundCube, and I have to say, I'm definitely liking it! A problem I have encountered which, even more importantly, is reproducable easily I think, is that moving a new message to another folder or to the trash before reading it permanently increases the number of unread messages in that folder. I tried sending an e-mail to myself, then moving the message between every folder I have, and then deleting it, and every folder it has been through is left with its name in bold and a (1) next to it. Checking the filesystem of the mail server confirmed that the message is indeed deleted. Keep up the good work! I think I'll checkout RoundCube from CVS, see if I can't submit patches instead of just complaining... ;) Alan Briolat

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[patch] enable multiline mailto
by Corey Innis 29 Nov '05

29 Nov '05

Hi, below I've included a patch for sendmail.inc to enable multilines (and semicolons) in the mailto, cc, and bcc fields. I hope you find it useful. Really enjoying RoundCube mail! cheers, Corey ----- BEGIN PATCH ----- 69,73c69,77 < < $mailto_regexp = '/,\s*$/'; < < // trip ending ', ' from < $mailto = preg_replace($mailto_regexp, '', $_POST['_to']); --- > // regex patterns > $mailto_regexp_newlines = '/[,;]*\s*\r\n/'; > $mailto_regexp_trail = '/,\s*$/'; > > $mailto = $_POST['_to']; > > // convert newlines/semicolons and strip trailing ', ' in mailto > $mailto = preg_replace($mailto_regexp_newlines, ',', $mailto); > $mailto = preg_replace($mailto_regexp_trail, '', $mailto); 94,98c98,108 < if ($_POST['_cc']) < $headers['Cc'] = preg_replace($mailto_regexp, '', $_POST['_cc']); < < if ($_POST['_bcc']) < $headers['Bcc'] = preg_replace($mailto_regexp, '', $_POST['_bcc']); --- > if ($_POST['_cc']) { > $mailcc = $_POST['_cc']; > $mailcc = preg_replace($mailto_regexp_newlines, ',', $mailcc); > $headers['Cc'] = preg_replace($mailto_regexp_trail, '', $mailcc); > } > > if ($_POST['_bcc']) { > $mailbcc = $_POST['_bcc']; > $mailbcc = preg_replace($mailto_regexp_newlines, ',', $mailbcc); > $headers['Bcc'] = preg_replace($mailto_regexp_trail, '', $mailbcc); > } 267c277 < ?> \ No newline at end of file --- > ?> ----- END PATCH -----

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status of server-side-sort / download only displayed headers patch?
by Stephen 28 Nov '05

28 Nov '05

Anyone know if this has made it into CVS yet? I see the two patches but neither is merging into my already patched version i have in testing at work... silly users with 3GB inboxes.... :-) thx Stephen

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Roundcubemail error
by Alexandru Cociu 28 Nov '05

28 Nov '05

I am getting the following error after the installation of RoundCube Webmail v0.1-20051021. [28-Nov-2005 03:35:25] PHP Warning: session_start(): Cannot send session cookie - headers already sent by (output started at /var/www/roundcubemail/program/include/bugs.inc:106) in /var/www/roundcubemail/program/include/main.inc on line 72 Any ideas are appreciated.

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Solution - login without @domain.foo
by Wojtek 27 Nov '05

27 Nov '05

Hi There was a question on that list a while ago, about how to login without all this @domain.foo stuff. I'm puting this patch once again, becouse of some problems with implementation by some of you. I don't say that it's the most secure version of resolving this little inconvenience, but you can try it and judge yourself. How it works? Just apply patches, and make one change to main.inc.php file: - variable $rcmail_config['pass_domain_name'] should be set with your webmails prefix ended with . regards -- Wojtek --- index.php Fri Nov 25 17:48:10 2005 +++ index.php Fri Nov 25 17:48:18 2005 @@ -116,13 +116,18 @@ if ($_action=='login' && $_task=='mail') { $host = $_POST['_host'] ? $_POST['_host'] : $CONFIG['default_host']; + + if (eregi("@", $_POST['_user'])) + $userdn = $_POST['_user']; + else + $userdn = $_POST['_user'] . '@' . '' . str_replace($CONFIG['bypass_domain_name'], "", $_SERVER['HTTP_HOST']); // check if client supports cookies if (empty($_COOKIE)) { show_message("cookiesdisabled", 'warning'); } - else if (isset($_POST['_user']) && isset($_POST['_pass']) && rcmail_login($_POST['_user'], $_POST['_pass'], $host)) + else if (isset($_POST['_user']) && isset($_POST['_pass']) && rcmail_login($userdn, $_POST['_pass'], $host)) { // send redirect header("Location: $COMM_PATH"); --- config/main.inc.php Fri Nov 25 17:47:54 2005 +++ config/main.inc.php Fri Nov 25 17:56:34 2005 @@ -27,6 +27,11 @@ // set to false if only registered users can use this service $rcmail_config['auto_create_user'] = TRUE; +// removes prefix of domain name that is used before webmail server +// for example, for http://mail.domain.foo/ type 'mail.' +// this allows you as an option to log without typing @domain.foo +$rcmail_config['bypass_domain_name'] = ''; + // the mail host chosen to perform the log-in // leave blank to show a textbox at login, give a list of hosts // to display a pulldown menu or set one host as string.

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Trash can doesn't empty.
by Phil Paradis 27 Nov '05

27 Nov '05

Hello, I have noted that in the newest release of RoundCube, when you delete mail from the Trash folder it isn't really deleted. Upon refreshing the folder view, the mail entries return. Thanks, Phil Paradis TransOps.net

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